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Jaw Physiotherapy focuses on the temporomandibular joint, surrounding muscles, neck mechanics, and movement habits that may contribute to jaw pain or dysfunction. Symptoms can include jaw clicking, locking, stiffness, headaches, and facial tension.
At K.A.R.E. Physiotherapy, we assess how your jaw moves, how your neck and posture may contribute, and what daily habits may be increasing strain.
Treatment is gentle and specific, with a focus on reducing sensitivity, improving jaw mobility, and helping you manage symptoms with confidence.
Your assessment may include questions about jaw symptoms, headaches, dental history, chewing tolerance, stress-related clenching, neck movement, and posture. Your therapist will assess jaw opening, muscle tenderness, and related movement patterns.
Treatment may include gentle manual therapy, jaw mobility exercises, relaxation strategies, posture guidance, neck treatment, and education on habits that may irritate symptoms.
Jaw physiotherapy takes a calm, careful approach to TMJ-related symptoms. By addressing joint mobility, muscle tension, neck contribution, and daily habits, care is designed to reduce pain and improve comfortable jaw function.
We evaluate jaw movement, muscle tenderness, symptom history, and related neck or posture factors.
Care may include manual therapy, soft tissue techniques, and guided jaw mobility work.
We help identify clenching, posture, chewing, or stress-related habits that may increase symptoms.
Your plan focuses on comfortable eating, speaking, opening, and daily jaw use.
Jaw physiotherapy can help reduce TMJ-related pain, tension, and movement limitations with gentle, evidence-informed treatment.
Specialized support for jaw pain, stiffness, and TMJ function.

