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What is temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ)?
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Kerry Read
Physiotherapist
Headline Physiotherapy for the Head Neck and Jaw deals specifically with TMJ Facial Pain Headache Migraine and other musculoskeletal issues involving the cranial area. All … View Profile
All ‘TMJ’ or ‘TMJ disorder’ means, is that you have a problem affecting your jaw joint. Getting a full evaluation of the exact nature of that problem is vital before starting any treatment. There are a myriad of things which can be involved so there is no one approach to treat it.
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