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Living with TMJD's: A lifelong challenge.

Aug 27, 2010

Living with TMJ disorders is a lifelong challenge for many sufferers. For many, primarily women, the constant disruption caused by the symptoms of this disorder deeply affect quality of life.  Constant pain and dysfunction coupled with dubious treatments and a lack of medical recognition has pushed many sufferers into the margins.

Our hope is that the information here will be useful in learning about and seeking effective treatment for TMJ Disorders.

What you will find in this section

 Living with TMJ Disorders Information
TMJD Basics
Help Yourself First
Diagnosing Your TMJD
TMJD Treatments
  Acupuncture
  Occlusal (Bite) Adjustment
  Injections
  Implants (pending)
  Splints
  Surgery (pending)
Healthcare Provider Checklist
The Cost of TMJD's
Association Conditions

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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