DENTAL PHYSIOTHERAPY

Dental Physiotherapy is a comprehensive therapeutic action within temporomandibular joints, muscles of the masticatory organ and related organs of the oral cavity and facial skeleton. All the above mentioned elements form an apparatus, enabling us to speak, bite, chew, swallow, and breathe. The physiotherapist will help to reduce or eliminate tension, pains or popping. That will restore correct joint mobility and reduce the risk of future complaints. When is dental physiotherapy necessary? When you have some of the symptoms: stress, teeth grinding (bruxism), pain in teeth, mandible, jaw, oral cavity, face, head, popping and leaping within TMJ, problems with swallowing, chewing, yawning, opening and closing the mouth, tinnitus and clogged ears, a feeling of the pressure behind an eyeball, etc.