Tmj Problem, a Real Solution Posted: 05-02-06 01:59am
The tmj is directly related to the
sacroiliac articulation (at the base of
your spine, between the sacrum and ilium).
If there is an instability in the
sacroiliac joint, a series of muscular
compensations will lead to tmj problems.
The only professional who could help you
would be an s.O.T. Chiropractor.
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Tmddyan
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Hey Posted: 02-27-07 13:47pm
im sorry but i have to disagree with you.
the problem is the atlas. only a
chiropractor cannot help. you also need a
neuromuscular dentist if this is indeed
the problem. A tmj patient is like a
puzzle. they need the puzzle peices to
work together to complete the puzzle. you
need several docs working together in
order to complete the puzzle. I know this
from experience as well as from more
patients that i know. one thing only is
not the answer---however you are headed on
the right track.
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LisaV
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Joined: 15 Feb 2007 Posts: 17 Location: RI
Posted: 03-18-07 16:30pm
I have to agree with Dyan. There are many
different causes for TMJ - from trauma to
underdevloped bottom or lower jaw bones to
clenching and grinding, malocclusion, and
the list goes on. There is no one
treatment either. It all depends on the
individual. We were'nt all made from the
same mold.
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Tmddyan
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Hey Posted: 03-19-07 12:15pm
that is very true lisav. not one treatment
is the fix. what works for one may not
work for another. ive been doing this a
long time so i know.
