Difficulty Chewing

Finding Relief for Chewing Discomfort with TMJ Therapy
Temporomandibular Joint Disorders (TMJ) can significantly impact the act of chewing, causing discomfort and other symptoms that may affect your daily life. The temporomandibular joint acts as a hinge and sliding joint, connecting your jawbone to your skull. This complex system of muscles, ligaments, discs, and bones allows for the movements required for talking, yawning, and chewing. When TMJ disorders occur, they can disrupt this harmony, leading to difficulty and pain while chewing. Here’s how TMJ affects chewing: pain in the jaw, limited range of motion, clicking or popping noises, lockjaw, ear pain, headaches and worn teeth and dental issues. Understanding these symptoms and their potential impact on your daily life is the first step towards seeking help.
If you’re experiencing difficulty chewing related to a TMJ disorder, The TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centre of Temecula and Hemet specializes in diagnosing and treating TMJ disorders, providing targeted therapies to alleviate symptoms and address the root causes of your discomfort. With a focus on comprehensive care, our team uses state-of-the-art technology and personalized treatment plans to help you achieve relief and improve your quality of life. Whether your TMJ disorder is caused by jaw misalignment, stress, or other factors, we are committed to helping you find effective solutions and support you through your recovery process.

Restorative Therapies | Improving Quality of Life
If you are suffering from a TMJ disorder causing difficulty chewing, the TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centre of Temecula and Hemet is the perfect choice for finding relief. Our experienced team of dentists and specialists offers personalized treatment plans, utilizing cutting edge technology. We also provide non-surgical options, including custom nightguard fittings to address grinding and clenching.

Are You Experiencing Any of the Following?
Snoring
Jaw Clenching
Grinding Teeth
Morning Headaches
Insomnia
Any of the above could be a sign of sleep-related breathing disorders and should be evaluated promptly.