Holistic TMJ Treatments
TMJ disorders occur when the jaw joint and surrounding muscles do not function properly, leading to symptoms such as jaw pain, headaches, clicking or popping sounds, and difficulty opening or closing the mouth. These issues can arise from teeth grinding, arthritis, jaw misalignment, or past injuries, placing excessive stress on the joint and contributing to discomfort that may extend to the neck, shoulders, and even cause sleep disturbances. Because TMJ dysfunction can worsen over time, early diagnosis and treatment are essential to prevent further complications and improve overall well-being.
Personalized Care For TMJ
At Crystal Clear Dental Spa, we specialize in personalized TMJ treatment plans designed to relieve pain, restore jaw function, and prevent further joint damage. Depending on the severity of your condition, treatment may include self-care techniques, muscle relaxants, anti-inflammatory medications, or injections to reduce inflammation. Many patients benefit from a custom oral appliance, such as a nightguard or stabilization splint, which helps alleviate pressure on the joint and prevents teeth grinding. Additional therapies, including stress management, physical therapy, and bite adjustments, may be recommended to improve long-term jaw function. For severe cases, orthodontic treatment or surgical intervention may be necessary, though surgery is considered only when conservative methods have been unsuccessful. If you are experiencing persistent jaw discomfort, schedule a consultation with Crystal Clear Dental Spa to explore the best treatment options for your needs.


Frequently Asked Questions
We offer customized treatments, including oral appliances (nightguards and splints), medication, stress management, physical therapy, and bite adjustments. In severe cases, orthodontic treatment or surgery may be considered.
If you experience persistent jaw pain, headaches, difficulty chewing, or clicking sounds in your jaw, schedule a consultation at Crystal Clear Dental Spa for an evaluation and personalized treatment plan.
Common symptoms include jaw pain, headaches, earaches, facial soreness, difficulty chewing, locking of the jaw, and clicking or popping noises when opening or closing the mouth.
Surgery is only considered in severe cases where other treatments have been ineffective, or if the jaw joint is severely damaged or dislocated. Our goal is always to use the least invasive treatments first.