TMD: The Great Imposter TMJ
Disorders can be frequently unexplained or misdiagnosed and therefore, unsuccessfully treated or left un-treated while patients are labeled as hypochondriacs and told "it's all in your head" .

What is TMD? And Do You Have It?
Self-help hints to give you temporary, minor relief from some symptoms if there is a time lapse before your appointment with a licensed health care practitioner.

Headaches and Dental Health
Headaches are our number one pain problem in the US. Today, there is growing realization that a common cause of tension headaches is a bad bite.

TMJ and Dental Health
"TMJ Disorders" is a common term for Craniomandibular Dysfunction, a collection of symptoms which result when the chewing muscles and jaw joints do not work together correctly.

The TMJ: A Most Unique Joint
The temporomandibular joint is the most unique joint in the whole body: it is two joints in one; its function is dictated by another structure (the teeth); and it has an articular disc located between the ball and socket.

Could you have a problem?
Research has shown that 5 - 15% of the population may suffer from a Temporomandibular Disorder. Does that include you? Not sure? Find out quickly and inexpensively with the TMJ Scale.

The Referral Area
The referral area provides a quick and easy way to locate Medical and Dental Professional Members in your area who have specific knowledge and skills in this field.