Dyskinesia

Is Dyskinesia From TMJ Disrupting Your Jaw Function?

Involuntary jaw movements—such as twitching, shifting, or spasms—can be a sign of or linked to dyskinesia caused by TMJ (temporomandibular joint) dysfunction. These abnormal movements may interfere with speaking, chewing, and overall jaw control, and they can be both frustrating and uncomfortable. At the TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centre of Montana, we specialize in diagnosing and treating the root causes of TMJ-related dyskinesia, helping restore natural jaw function and improve quality of life.

We Can Help Reduce TMJ-Related Dyskinesia

Our skilled team offers a targeted approach to managing dyskinesia associated with TMJ disorders. We focus on the underlying neuromuscular imbalances that contribute to these symptoms, aiming to bring control, comfort, and stability back to your jaw.

Here’s how we support you:

• Comprehensive Evaluation: We begin with an in-depth assessment of your jaw movement, muscle activity, and joint alignment. Understanding the specific nature of your dyskinesia allows us to craft a treatment plan tailored to your needs.
• Advanced Diagnostic Tools: We use cutting-edge technology to analyze the function of the jaw joint and surrounding muscles. This helps us identify the neurological and biomechanical factors contributing to dyskinetic movements.
• Personalized Treatment Plans: Whether it involves neuromuscular therapy, custom TMJ appliances, myofunctional exercises, or collaboration with neurological specialists, we create a holistic strategy to reduce involuntary movements and restore jaw stability.
• Empowered, Patient-Centered Care:Education is a key part of healing. We ensure you understand how TMJ dysfunction can lead to dyskinesia and guide you through every step of treatment, so you feel confident and supported.
• Lasting Comfort and Control: Our goal isn’t just short-term relief—it’s long-term improvement. With consistent care, many patients experience a noticeable reduction in dyskinetic symptoms and a dramatic boost in comfort and control.

Take the first step toward calmer, more controlled jaw function. Contact the TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centre of Montana today to learn more about our specialized treatments for TMJ-related dyskinesia.