TMJ Disorders - Clenching/Grinding
Temporomandibular joint (TMJ/TMD) disorders are often difficult to determine the factors causing patient discomfort. Often, discomfort may be a result of a combination of factors including arthritis, clenching, genetics, grinding, etc. TMJ disorders may present in a myriad of ways including, but not limited to:
- Pain/Tenderness of the jaw
- Pain/Discomfort on one or both temporomandibular joints
- Aching/Ringing within and around the ear
- Pain/Difficulty chewing food
- Locking/Stiffness of the jaw joints and muscles
If you feel as though one of these conditions may apply to you, please call our office at 401-762-2422 or make an appointment.