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Perhaps you also need to evaluate if you have other muscles ,fascia that need to be released by a PT, upper cervical chiropractic or an osteopath physician.

@@tmjplus4299 how does someone release fascia?

Maybe an airless maxillary sinus? I'll ask if you had your orthosis done in this particular clinic or any other? I also have a big problem with TMJ and I'm in the process of looking for solutions, I'm 19 yrs. You're not alone with this, hugss

Good Morning!! We have helped people where there jaw has locked and popped. We also see many people who have had the ringing in there ears and after begining treatment, the ringing has subsided. If you call or text the office at 817-481-6888 , or email us at care@tmjpluse.com, we can get you scheduled with a consult to see Dr. Becky Coats

no, you need to expand the maxilla to enlarge the airway which is only possible via an expander.

@@asdfghjkl-jk6mu what are your sources and how are you qualified in this subject exactly

@asdfghjkl-jk6mu not to mention, invisalign is becoming more advanced. Who's to say you can't get the same results

@@blahblah7050 my source is basic biology. the jaw is made up of basal bone. the teeth are supported by alveolar bone. the alveolar bone is easy to change, the basal bone is hard to change. invisalign may be able to change dental arch, but it will not change the maxillary bone. the only way to enlarge the nasal airway is by using brute force on the maxilla to expand it.

Good Morning!! I defiantly can help you. Where do you live??

Again for a demonstration you need to be in the ground but it’s hard to set a camera on the ground and video tape. The company website has the best videos . I am merely trying to introduce concepts that tmj pain patients need to be aware of and consider. Several chiropractic offices introduce this posture pump as well due to most people forward head posture and looking down at devices . The role of occlusion , tmj and posture is very important for tmjd.

Root canal tooth has bacteria in it which releases toxins into our blood streams. I can't explain you in detail but you can read the book, Toxic tooth.

So sorry to hear this ! Sounds like the cartilage ,disc, could be slipped. When you visit a tmj specialist you may need a CBCT or a mri of the cartilage for the dentist to understand the location the disc has slipped . Please call out office to schedule a consult or exam and cbct. www.tmjplus.com

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@@Sara-qb2nb I went to tmj specialist and after wearing appliance it is better than before but not as it was before

@@sarahlabbett4626 I went to tmj specialist and after wearing appliance it is better than before but not as it was before

Thank you very much!! I'm excited for you!!! Please let me know how it goes for you!!

@@tmjplus4299 My dentist doesn’t specialize in TMJD stuff, (not to the extent you do that’s for sure), so I feel like there is definitely more that could have been done to help me figure things out… but I live in a small town so resources here are very limited. But she basically told me my issues are muscular and/or based on the disc slipping out of place. Based on a panoramic X-ray she took of me she said the bones themselves looked healthy. I wish she could have done tests in the way that you are able to - I just have a night guard that she made for me that I feel protects my teeth which is good… but I don’t grind my teeth, I clench my jaw, so it just feels like I have something to bite down on in my mouth during the night now… but it’s still early, so going to see if/how my jaw feels overtime using the night guard. She said it should help allow my jaw to rest/relax more at night now… so hopefully that somehow ends up being true. I wish I could know how much pressure is getting applied (like the test you have). Because I think I’m clenching a lot more during the night and the day than I can notice on my own.

It also feels kind of frustrating that she can tell my jaw deflects to one side (and feels like the disc it popping out of place - if I stick my tongue out too far and if I open wide, like to floss my teeth for example). And it felt like she didn’t think those were issues? It feels very “not right” for my body to have something quirky like that going on but her response was as though either A) It’s not a big deal or B) there’s nothing that can be done to fix it, so she just didn’t mention much about it? I don’t know… just felt odd to not get more information about what could be done to help that, if anything. Makes me wonder… does that mean my jaw will deflect like this forever? That’s just how my jaw functions forever now? Or could it actually be reversed in the future somehow? (I know you can’t diagnose or anything over the internet… I just felt I definitely could use a specialist who understands and has equipment to test for more things, like you). 😌

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No . One has to look up in the day , look at the position of your head walking or looking down at devices , computers , stretching etc

Thanks for your question. Our office works with a team of dentist , myofunctional therapist and osteopath physician. This collaboration is important to achieve optimal results . Myofunctional therapy is done first to prepare the teetered oral tissues. Poor breathing habits , weak tongue and poor swallowing all have to be addressed first before frenectomy. Then tbody work is done by the osteopath physician to work on fascia from tongue connection to neck and shoulders and even to core . The guided release means that all 3 provides above mentioned are working together as a team in the surgery and also post release healing and after care Myofunctional therapy. My office would not given a fee until I see the patient due to a diagnosis would need to be done first and address If you are even a candidate , have a sleep study , are able to breathe through your nose and what is the size and shape of your dental arched to determine if you even have room for a tongue release . Evaluating your jaw size is broad enough is important prior yo a tongue release.I don’t work with an anesthesiologist for this procedure as the patient has to participate with the above providers therefore that information would not have been stated from my team . I would encourage you to call and make an appointment for a consultation and then clarifying how I may help you .

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Hi Michelle Sorry to hear this I know what that feels like. Please do not ignore that! This means that the disc inside the tmj could have dislocated position. To avoid pain inflammation and bone changes please seek a trained Tmj provider like a diplomate of Cranio facial pain near you for care.

Why it didn't work for you?

How has been your experience so far? Do you recommend it?

@@samirjha1919 I do, although it has not helped my tmj or headache issues (what i was hoping it would) it has actually helped with my neck posture. It was a very easy process, sore for a few days and stretching wasnt fun but it healed great and even things like kissing area better, to me. My tongue was so short before. I can put my tongue on the back of my mouth behind my molars and past the hard area on the top of my mouth easily. It was a tad longer when first done, because of scar tissue that builds but i have full range of motion now and to me it feels like nothing was ever done.

​@@user-zk8ck3my3lThanks for the information.I wish that you recover from all the pains very soon ❤

no solution . pretty much gonna die this way.. this is me.... I have hearing aids with help with the ringing, but this is that thing I know I will take to the grave...

@@thinline8504 we have to keep pushing I guess, i hope they come up with a cure down the line. Anyways happy 2023 🙂

Hello. Yes. I have too in the maxilar post extraction . I wait for my cirugia . I have neuralgia of trigeminal . I can't live with the pain. It's maddening

Thanks for your feedback. Is is not always possible to have audio perfect since this is to a recording studio but a dental office. Defintely agee with you. Text below to help with audio. Lots of other videos to compare audio and hear . Thank you

2 months later, it still sounds but it has improved considerably. What I hear is the zoom sound caused by the blood torrent that goes to my left hear. Probably myt TMJ pressed some vessel and triggered all of this.

@@Luixmai how did u know u had tmj, did u have jaw pain or something ? i have extreme tinnitus which started out as slight rining sound in 2020, rn i think im losing my hearing in my left ears ive visisted multiple doctors no one could diagnose me. i could pop my jaws for a year and now i cant pop but i can get grinding clicking type noise if i try to do it normally.