TMJD/Voice/Swallowing Care

Jaw pain is about more than just discomfort in the jaw; it can lead to various complications, including headaches, migraines, ear pain, neck tension, teeth grinding, dizziness, swallowing difficulties, and challenges in opening your mouth. This can be particularly problematic for singers, teachers, public speakers, and other vocal professionals who depend on the smooth movement of their jaw, face, and throat. Additionally, lingering symptoms following a concussion or whiplash injury may exacerbate these issues. Over the years, I have found that jaw pain rarely exists in isolation, which is why I incorporate TMJD sessions and voice therapy in my approach to treatment, considering how your jaw works in harmony with other bodily functions.

*Must book an initial assessment prior to scheduling follow-up appointments*  

**The assessment includes a comprehensive health history, orthopedic testing, a personalized treatment plan, and remedial exercises tailored for conditions like jaw pain treatment, swallowing difficulties, and more.**  

Book this if you have:  

- Headaches  

- Migraines  

- Concussion symptoms  

- TMJ pain (related to TMJD sessions)  

- A history of dental surgeries  

- Sinus issues  

- Whiplash symptoms  

- Breast surgeries (implants or mastectomy)  

- Voice therapy needs