What Is TMJ/TMD?
Many patients have never heard the terms “TMJ” or “TMD” before they step into our office, even if they’ve been suffering from chronic pain and poor sleep for years. For most, it’s comforting to give what is troubling them a name, as this provides a better understanding and serves as the first step toward long-term relief.
Learn More About TMJ/TMDSymptoms of TMJ/TMD
A TMJ disorder can be the underlying source of multiple types of craniofacial pain that affects the jaw, face, head, neck, and ears. For many people unknowingly dealing with TMD, they’ve already been to multiple doctors about their pain and haven’t found a lasting solution. That’s because the ultimate cause is being overlooked. How can a TMD affect so many different areas of the body? How can we help put a stop to your discomfort? Follow the links to learn more.
Headaches & Migraines Ear & Neck Pain Face & Jaw PainAlways Tired & Snoring
Nothing ruins your day like a bad night of sleep, and for many people with TMJ problems, the restless nights outnumber the good ones. While TMJ issues, sleep apnea, and snoring might seem unrelated, in reality, they are often deeply connected. Fortunately, this means our team can consistently help our patients finally get the rest they deserve, which improves their health and quality of life immeasurably.
Learn More About Obstructive Sleep ApneaDiagnosing TMJ/TMD
One of the most important parts of treating a TMJ problem is first diagnosing exactly what is causing it. This can be a meticulous process that many doctors simply aren’t trained for, but Dr. Brunner has spent years honing his skills. His experience and use of the latest technology help him pinpoint exactly what is wrong with a patient’s TMJ so he can fix it and help them feel better for a lifetime to come.
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