by Shelby Township Dentist | Oct 26, 2018 | TMJ Pain
The Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) is a sliding hinge between the jawbone and temporal bone. The TMJ disorder entails the pain in the joint and the connecting muscles responsible for jaw movement. It is often is caused by the combination of factors including arthritis,...
by Shelby Township Dentist | Sep 14, 2018 | TMJ Pain
Do you often experience chronic pain or discomfort in your jaws? If yes, chances are you might be suffering from TMJ. Temporomandibular disorders can cause discomfort and pain in the jaw point, which is known as temporomandibular joint (TMJ). TMJ can cause pain in the...
by Shelby Township Dentist | May 13, 2013 | TMJ Pain
Shelby Township Dentist Discusses Jaw Pain, Clicking and Restricted Opening of the Mouth We had a request recently from a patient to address the problems of jaw dysfunctions and more specifically on the reduction of one’s ability to open wide. The jaw joint is called...
by Shelby Township Dentist | Jan 1, 2013 | TMJ Pain
TMJ is Explained by Shelby Township Dentist This is Dr. Antolak from thegentledentist.com in Shelby Township, Michigan. 586-247-3500 is our phone number. And I want to just talk a little bit about what TMJ is. As everybody refers to as TMJ. Well, TMJ is actually a jaw...
by Shelby Township Dentist | Apr 17, 2011 | Dental Patient Testimonials, General Dentistry, Headache treatment, Oral Conditions, TMJ Pain
At The Gentle Dentist located in Shelby Twp., Michigan we see a lot of our new dental clients who have a history of tension headaches and migraine headaches which hit them when they wake up from sleep. Many people like Dawn in this interview have given up hope and...
by Shelby Township Dentist | Oct 14, 2010 | Dental Videos, Fillings, General Dentistry, Headache treatment, Mouth pain, TMJ Pain
https://www.thegentledentist.com located in Shelby Twp. Michigan is the place to go if you are at your end of the rope with your existing Michigan dentist who ignores your request that something is not right with the way your mouth feels. This becomes evident when...
