
TMJ/TMD Treatment
in Concord, NC
Dentist Concord
Jaw clicking, soreness, or tension can compromise your comfort and keep you from chewing with natural ease. This pain often stems from TMJ/TMD, a jaw disorder that can be resolved with a variety of minimally invasive, tailored treatments. Find relief with solutions from your dentist today.

Why Should I Get TMJ/TMD Treatment?
TMJ/TMD treatment is the best way to restore your oral range of motion, eliminate your pain, and get you back to your day-to-day routine. The pain and discomfort of TMJ/TMD can be extreme, and it can stop you from eating your favorite foods, chewing normally, or even speaking without pain and discomfort. Jaw issues like TMJ/TMD won’t get better on their own, and may even get worse over time. If you’re having jaw pain, that’s not normal. Contact us for a consultation right away. We’ll get to the bottom of the problem, give you a diagnosis, and provide the care you need for a healthy, functional, pain-free jaw.
Did you know…
The prevalence of TMJ/TMD is between 5% and 12% in adults. That means it’s the second most common type of musculoskeletal pain, behind only lower back pain.
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The Benefits of TMJ/TMD Treatment
Pain Relief
Treating TMJ disorders alleviates discomfort in the jaw, face, and neck by addressing the root causes, such as muscle tension or misalignment of the jaw joint. Effective treatment can provide long-lasting pain relief, making it easier to go about daily tasks.
Improved Jaw Function
TMJ treatment helps restore the natural function of the jaw, reducing pain and discomfort when chewing, speaking, or opening the mouth. This improves the ability to eat and talk without discomfort or limitations.
Enhanced Overall Well-being
Addressing TMD can improve quality of life by minimizing jaw pain, headaches, and muscle tension, allowing for better movement and less discomfort. With effective treatment, you can return to a pain-free, active lifestyle.
The TMJ/TMD Treatment Process
Diagnosis and Evaluation
The dentist evaluates the jaw joint, checks for tenderness or clicking, and takes X-rays or scans to identify misalignment or muscle-related issues. This step is crucial for determining the most appropriate treatment options.

Customized Treatment Plan
Based on the diagnosis, a personalized treatment plan may involve oral appliances, such as a splint or night guard, physical therapy, or medications for pain relief. This plan is tailored to your specific symptoms to ensure maximum benefit.
Ongoing Monitoring
After initial treatment, follow-up visits will be scheduled to ensure the condition is improving. Adjustments to the treatment plan may be made based on your progress, ensuring long-term relief and jaw health.



