February 6th, 2010
Author: Admin
There are a variety of reasons for jaw pain. It’s important to find the real source of the problem. Then you can go about finding the proper care to improve the situation.
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Category: TMJ Help | 
Tags: chiropractic, dental, dentist, Disorders, jaw, Joint, mouth, Muscle, pain, stress, Temporomandibular, TMJ, tmjd | 
9 Comments »
Hello. Is it possible for my disc to ever go back in place? It clicks every time I open my mouth a little, and got that way from my joint popping so bad that it felt like it exploded or something. I’d hate for it to click forever like that.
“the temporomandibular joint is a condition”…..within 10 seconds.
jesus
Very good presentation!
i have it and im only 14 :’(
Doctors love rambling about the names of the joint, name of the muscles, etc but once you ask them for a solution they say take advil and put heat on it. These guys are completely useless and just rip people off.
totally Useless
THANK YOU, DR. PHELAN! I got TMJD on 12-18-09 immediately after I ate nuts. I had no TMJD before that and I am in my late 50s. Every dental professional, even a prosthodontist, has refused to work with my bite even though that is listed on many dental literature as a treatment. They must only think TMJD is caused by disc, musculature, capsule, or retrodiscal tissue basis instead of occlusal. They don’t know how to diagnose TMJD! Help!!!
My name is Piter Jankovich. oOnly want to tell, that your blog is really cool
And want to ask you: is this blog your hobby?
P.S. Sorry for my bad english
G’day,
Yeah its a bit of a hobby right now.
Hope this helps mate.