TMJ Treatment / Teeth Grinding
Prevent Premature Wear & Tear
Protect Your Smile With TMJ Treatment in Glendale
If you are dealing with a TMJ disorder or grind your teeth, you are probably well aware of the pain it causes. You likely struggle with headaches, jaw pain, and sensitive teeth. As bad as that is, you also risk damaging your teeth. However, you don't have to live with TMJ dysfunction any longer. Our TMJ treatment in Glendale can stop you from grinding and clenching your teeth to allow your jaw to heal.
As a result, you can live without the pain of a TMJ disorder and wake up without any discomfort. The treatment will protect your teeth from damage and ease the stress on your jaw. It will also keep pain from spreading from your jaw to your neck, shoulders, and other areas. You'll also avoid unpleasant TMJ symptoms like headaches and earaches. You can return to a more comfortable daily life.
Find Custom Treatment Options
Dr. Stanfield can help you protect your teeth. One of the primary ways he can alleviate the damage of teeth grinding is with a custom-fit mouthguard. You will experience numerous benefits with our custom options. You'll find:
- Your mouthguard is made with a BPA-free, durable plastic that can last for years.
- Because it will be custom-made for you, you can sleep in comfort while wearing it.
- Our anterior mouthguards are less bulky, so they are much more comfortable to wear.
- By relieving the tension on your jaw, you'll put an end to your TMJ pain and allow your jaw to heal.
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Frequently Asked Questions About TMJ Treatment
Does TMJ treatment work?
TMJ problems typically won't go away without treatment. TMJ pain is usually caused when the joints in your jaw become inflamed. This commonly occurs because of two habits that put your jaw under pressure: clenching and teeth grinding. We can make a custom mouthguard for you that will stop these behaviors so that your jaw can heal.
How long does TMJ treatment take?
We understand you want to end the pain caused by a TMJ disorder as soon as you can. The truth is that treatment can take weeks or months depending on the severity of your situation and what needs to be done. For most patients, an oral appliance is a perfect solution in and of itself. For others, orthodontics or restorations may be needed to realign teeth to reduce grinding in the long term.
Will insurance pay for my TMJ treatment?
Your insurance may pay for a portion of the cost of your TMJ treatment. We recommend you check with your carrier to determine what they will and won't cover. We'll work with your insurance to maximize your benefits and ensure that your out-of-pocket cost is minimal. Our team wants you to get the help you need to feel better.