TMJ & Craniofacial Dysfunction Care
Relieving jaw clicking, facial tension, and cervicogenic headaches.
Clinical Approach & Methodology
The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and upper cervical spine work as an integrated unit. Our clinicians assess jaw mechanics, disc alignment, bite dynamics, and neck posture to relieve chronic facial pain, clicking, and headaches.
Key Clinical Objectives
Restore symmetrical jaw opening without deviation or pain
Release hypertonic pterygoid, masseter, and temporalis muscles
Address underlying cervical spine posture contributing to jaw strain
Provide actionable lifestyle and clenching reduction strategies
Frequently Treated Conditions
TMJ disc displacementJaw clicking & lockingBruxism (teeth grinding) sorenessCervicogenic headachesFacial myofascial pain
Available Care Delivery Models
In-Home Physiotherapy Visits across Major Metros
Secure Canadian Telehealth Video Consultations
Partner Clinical Hub Facilities