TMJ PROBLEMS
The mandible or jaw stores tension when stress occurs. This is part of the fight or flight reticular alarm system.

TMJ causes pain at the sides of the face, where the lower jaw (mandible) and the temporal bones meet on each side, contributing to joint, teeth, nervous tension, tooth-grinding, excessive wear and/or inflammation of the temporal/mandibular joints and teeth.

The origin can come from an imbalance between the two temporal bones or from whiplash injury of the neck.

TMJ and related symptoms respond very well to Craniosacral Therapy.

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