Temporomandibular joint rehabilitation

Get rid of temporomandibular pain and chew your way to a new life!

What is the temporomandibular joint?

The mandible is one of the skull bones in the face. The temporomandibular joint is the only part of the skull that can move. Many important facial muscles are also connected to this area. When the face and head move, the mandible must be involved. This shows the important role of the mandible in the face.

All movements related to the oral cavity can be functional movements of the temporomandibular joint: movements of the temporomandibular joint itself, functions of the five senses (mouth, nose, ears, tongue, skin), facial expressions, breathing functions, and speaking.

Won't the temporomandibular joint problem heal on its own if left alone?

Both ends of the mandible are the temporomandibular joints. Therefore, when the temporomandibular joints move, they basically work together. There is almost no movement of the temporomandibular joint alone. When both temporomandibular joints are injured for some reason, the body often does not have enough ability to restore the coordination of the temporomandibular joints on both sides, which makes people think that temporomandibular joint problems are difficult to cure.

Total Solution PhysioTherapy Clinic, led by Mr. Yu-Chuan Liu, a physiotherapist who specialises in temporomandibular joint disorders, understands the patient's temporomandibular joint condition through precise temporomandibular joint assessment and improves pain problems through manual therapy. For temporomandibular joint fasciitis and cervical problems, in addition to local temporomandibular joint assessment, it expands to systemic assessment to understand the needs of the patient and provide exercise prescriptions. Through the physiotherapist's exercise therapy (systemic exercise and targeted temporomandibular joint training), combined with red rope therapy and DNS exercise, temporomandibular joint patients can see the dawn of recovery.