Orofacial pain includes a wide range of conditions affecting the jaw joints, facial muscles, nerves, mouth, head, neck, and surrounding structures. These conditions can be complex and are often misunderstood, which is why accurate diagnosis and conservative, evidence-based care are central to our approach.

Comprehensive Orofacial Pain Care

Our team evaluates and manages common musculoskeletal problems such as TMJ disorders and myofascial pain, as well as headache disorders, neuropathic facial pain, oral movement disorders, and symptoms that may be referred from the jaw to the ears, head, or neck.

Our providers include specialists who are residency-trained and/or board certified by the American Board of Orofacial Pain, bringing rare depth of experience to patients with both common and complex pain conditions.

 

TMJ Disorders (TMD)

Evaluation and conservative treatment for jaw pain, joint sounds, limited opening, muscle soreness, headaches, and related symptoms.

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Headache Disorders

Diagnosis and management of headache conditions that overlap with jaw, facial, muscle, and nerve-related pain patterns.

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Neuropathic & Chronic Facial Pain

Care for nerve-mediated facial pain, phantom tooth pain, burning mouth syndrome, trigeminal neuropathy, and persistent facial pain.

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Sleep Bruxism & Oral Movement Disorders

Treatment for nighttime grinding, clenching, muscle soreness, jaw fatigue, tooth wear, and involuntary jaw or facial movements.

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Ear Fullness, Pain & Tinnitus

Evaluation of ear pressure, ear pain, ringing, muffled hearing, and related symptoms that may originate from the jaw or facial muscles.

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Cervical Pain Related to TMD

Coordinated care for neck pain, postural dysfunction, cervical muscle tension, and headaches connected to jaw disorders.

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Conservative Care First

Our care model prioritizes reversible, non-surgical treatment options whenever possible, including education, self-care, splint therapy, physical therapy, trigger point injections, Botox when appropriate, medication management, and coordinated interdisciplinary care.

Interested in Our Services?

If you are experiencing jaw pain, facial pain, headaches, sleep apnea, snoring, or related symptoms, our team can help determine the right next step.

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