Temporomandibular joint dysfunction, better known as TMJ disorder, is a rather peculiar condition. In some cases, other medical issues cause the TMJ, and in other cases, TMJ causes the conditions. What is that all about? And how do you know what came first? That’s important, after all, because treating the source will treat the symptoms….
Approximately 15 percent of all Americans regularly experience symptoms of TMJ disorder (temporomandibular joint disorder). TMJ symptoms include headaches, tenderness around the jaw, and clicking or popping noises in the jaw. In addition to dental procedures, treatment includes TMJ exercises and self-care. What are Temporomandibular Joints? Located on the side of your head in front…