Neuromuscular Dentistry Baltimore

Living with pain is not really living – is it?

You are lying in bed, the sun fighting to break the horizon, the birds lightly singing their morning song. You are warm, content and slowly adjusting to the new day. You are happy, thinking about the day ahead when you lift your head from your pillow …

Reality hits and you are crushingly aware of the truth. You are living with pain and have been for far too long. You aren’t sure where is started and what is causing this painful reality; all you know is you need it to stop – and now!

You could be living with TMD or Temporomandibular Joint Disorder. Signs and symptoms that you may be afflicted with TMD can show themselves with: severe headaches, dizziness, jaw ache, jaw clicking, teeth grinding and clenching, congested or ringing ears, stabbing pain behind the eyes, sore neck muscles, tight shoulders, facial pain, numbness in arms, hands or fingers and postural problems - all of these items can be treated with neuromuscular dentistry.

TMJ explained by Dr. Curtis Westersund
Please contact Dr. Gary Imm for TMJ treatment or more information.

What does my neuromuscular dentist have to do with this?

Good question. And one that not many people can answer. Your TMJ or Temporomandibular Joint, is basically your jaw joint. If your teeth don’t align the way they should and if you have a “bad bite” you can suffer from a number of painful and debilitating symptoms, all related to your jaw joint.

A trained and educated neuromuscular dentist can detect, treat and eliminate your jaw problems. This in turn can relieve or completely abolish all pain associated with this disorder.

Severe headaches. Facial and jaw pain. Clicking, popping or ringing in your ears. A morphing and changing face shape. Tingling in your arms and fingers. Tenderness in your neck and shoulders. All of these can be directly related to your unaligned bite and all of these can translate into a life filled with pain, unease and discomfort.

We know that your symptoms, as physically impairing as they can be, can be as equally emotionally impairing. Now that you know your pain and discomfort can be diagnosed and treated with neuromuscular dentistry, don’t wait another day. It’s time to take action and it’s time to give us a call. Dr. Imm will be your partner in this journey – a journey ending in a new, revived and rejuvenated you!