Occlusion and TMD
The appointment for Occlusion and Temporomandibular Dysfunction (TMD) focuses on the diagnosis and definition of a treatment plan for some muscular and joint disorders and behaviours such as Bruxism.
Nowadays, a correct diagnosis is essential to define a totally individualized and multidisciplinary treatment plan. After a clinical examination, and sometimes the prescription of complementary diagnostic tests, it is essential to explain the diagnosis and the importance of carrying out the treatment plan to make sure we have an improvement in symptoms.
FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I make an Occlusion and TMD appointment?
The main signs and symptoms that can be called attention to when making an appointment for TMD and Occlusion are:
- Joint clicks when you open and close your mouth;
- Joint blockages (difficulty opening the mouth);
- Pain when opening and closing the mouth;
- Tooth wear;
- Headaches;
- Pains in the cervical region;
- Tinnitus and plugged ear sensation.
What solutions are there?
The treatment plan may include intraoral devices, prescribed exercises, TMJ (temporomandibular joint) physiotherapy, medication, among others.
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