Osteopathic Treatment For Jaw Pain
In addition to the above techniques osteopaths may also use cranial techniques involving light, controlled movements to assess balance in the bones, muscles and ligaments of the head and face. During your consultation, they will observe how your jaw moves and review the relationship between the mandible and temporal bone to understand how these structures are working together.
They will also consider nearby areas that may influence jaw function, including throat muscles, the neck and upper spine, and the bones of the head and face. Postural factors such as pelvic alignment, lower spine mechanics or variations in leg length may also be reviewed, as these can affect how your body carries tension.
For individuals undergoing orthodontic treatment, osteopathic care may be included as part of a broader management plan during the process, depending on clinical assessment. All treatment approaches are tailored to your presentation and clinical findings.
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