If you have frequent migraines, jaw pain, and jaw clicking, you might have temporomandibular disorders. Dr. Stoller at ProGrin Dental of Simpsonville provides personalized treatment to help relieve your jaw pain. As a result, you will be able to get through your day without having to worry about migraines.
Get answers straight from our TMJ dentist.
Nearly 1 of 2 women between the ages of 16 – 65 are suffering from TMD-related symptoms. The word “migraine” is commonly used in reference to “bad or recurring headaches.” But there can be other reasons for a “bad headache” that might not be an actual migraine headache.
On the other hand, the symptoms of TMD are very similar to the symptoms of a migraine. These migraines are directly caused by inflammation in the TMJ (temporomandibular joint). Because of the similarities, TMD can be misdiagnosed as such.
Some of the symptoms include:
Are you experiencing any of these? If so, contact us for an appointment!
90 – 95% of TMD patients are successfully treated using the patented Urbanek Device without surgery and medications. Dr. Urbanek’s TMJ Splint … Opens in a new window to Dr. Urbanek’s website… is a small acrylic piece that fits comfortably in the mouth. It is uniquely designed to relieve the jaw joint inflammation. It’s more than just a dental splint or mouthguard – it’s a life changer!
Here are some treatment options for TMD:
If you’re lucky, your TMJ disorder may resolve itself naturally.
If this happens, be sure to tell your dentist regardless, so he/she can keep an eye on your teeth and bite.
In many cases, you may experience periodic flare-ups, in which case your TMD did not go away.
If your TMJ problem comes back or you experience frequent or severe flare-ups, consult with Dr. Stoller at ProGrin Dental for a diagnosis. We’ll help you find a long-term solution by treating the cause of your TMD.
Untreated TMJ disorders can result in:
Say goodbye to all your headaches, jaw pain, back pain, ear ringing, etc. We’ll help relieve your pain and stay that way, so you get back to living your life.
TMD and bruxism (teeth grinding) often go hand in hand. Grinding your teeth results in cracks, erosion, and often require dental treatment to restore your smile and bite.
How long has it been since you enjoyed a steak without discomfort? TMJ therapy will help you chew all your favorite foods again, pain-free.
