TMJ Therapy
A LITTLE BIT ABOUT
TMJ THERAPY
AT TRUE HEALTH
Many TMJ sufferers bounce between splints, pain relievers, and frustration.
At True Health Centers, we specialize in the musculoskeletal side of TMJ disorders, using advanced therapies like dry needling, manual release, and neuromuscular retraining to resolve what dental care alone can’t.
How Is TMJ Therapy Different at True Health?
Our TMJ-focused sessions are designed specifically for patients struggling with jaw pain, dysfunction, associated headaches, and related muscle tension. Unlike splints or quick fixes, our 45-minute visits combine a comprehensive evaluation and unique treatment options in one session so you leave feeling immediate improvement.
Your care may include
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Manual therapy for the TMJ and surrounding soft tissues
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Dry needling to release tight, overactive muscles like the masseter and temporalis
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Postural retraining to address the jaw–neck–shoulder complex
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Neuromuscular retraining to restore healthy jaw mechanics
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Patient education for habit modification and long-term relief
What Symptoms Does It Help?
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Jaw pain, clicking, popping, or locking
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Headaches, facial pain, or ear fullness
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Dizziness or ear ringing linked to jaw tension
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Difficulty chewing or limited mouth opening
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Neck and shoulder tightness related to clenching or posture
Ready to Find Lasting Relief?
Many dental approaches stop at splints or bite guards. At True Health Centers, we go deeper—treating the musculoskeletal causes of TMJ pain. Our physical therapist specializes in TMJ disorders and integrates advanced techniques like dry needling with full-body care, ensuring your jaw, neck, and shoulders all work together in balance.
TMJ Treatment ⋅ 90​
Meet Your TMJ Specialist
Your physical therapist should be setting you up for long term success, not short term gains
Dinell Jacobson, PT