TMJ Disorder: Will it Get Worse With Stress?

TMJ

Temporomandibular joint disorder, also known as TMJ, result from problems concerning the jaw, jaw joint and facial muscles involved in movement of the jaw and chewing. The disorder can manifest in a number of symptoms, including popping or pain in the joint, dizziness, earaches, headaches, locked jaws, and stiffness. There are a number of causes…

TMJ Disorder: Symptoms and Treatment Options

TMJ

TMJ disorder is a common issue involving a problem with the alignment of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). This joint is located where the lower jaw, or mandible, meets the skull at the temporal bone. Several facial and cranial nerves pass through this area, so when the joint is misaligned, a variety of symptoms can result. …