About TMJ Centre Melbourne

Meet the clinical team

TMJ Centre Melbourne brings together dental and musculoskeletal expertise focused specifically on temporomandibular disorders and related jaw, head, face, and neck symptoms.

Our team works within a diagnosis-led model of care, with treatment guided by assessment findings and coordinated collaboration where appropriate.

Specialist TMJ care

A team focused on diagnosis-led care

TMJ conditions can involve more than the jaw joints alone. Symptoms may also be influenced by muscle tension, bite mechanics, posture, breathing, sleep, and everyday habits. Our clinical team brings together TMJ-focused dental and musculoskeletal care to help build a clearer understanding of what may be contributing to symptoms. Care is coordinated where appropriate and tailored to the individual rather than following a fixed treatment pathway.
Dr Nikita Gosrani

Holistic dentist

Dr Nikita Gosrani focuses on the assessment and management of temporomandibular disorders, jaw pain, clenching and grinding, bite-related strain, and sleep-related jaw concerns.

Her approach combines evidence-based TMJ care with a whole-body understanding of jaw function, muscle patterns, breathing, and lifestyle factors.

Areas of focus

  • TMJ disorders and jaw pain
  • Orthotics and splint therapy
  • Clenching and grinding
  • Sleep-related jaw concerns
  • Bite and jaw function
Dr Meetal Shah

Holistic dentist

Dr Meetal Shah has a clinical focus on temporomandibular disorders, jaw joint dysfunction, facial pain, headaches linked to jaw tension, and airway-related TMJ presentations.

He works within a diagnosis-led care model, with treatment guided by how the jaw joints, muscles, and surrounding systems are functioning together.

Areas of focus

  • Jaw joint dysfunction
  • Facial pain and headaches
  • Orthotic therapy
  • Sleep and airway-related TMJ care
  • Multidisciplinary treatment planning
Dr Jonathan Lubetzky

Chiropractor

Dr Jonathan Lubetzky focuses on the musculoskeletal and postural components that may contribute to jaw-related symptoms.

His role within TMJ care includes assessment of neck function, muscle tension, movement patterns, and referred pain affecting the jaw, face, and head.

Areas of focus

  • Neck and postural influences on TMJ symptoms
  • Muscular tension and jaw-related pain
  • Referred pain patterns
  • Movement and musculoskeletal assessment
  • Collaborative TMJ care

Qualifications and training

Clinical qualifications and ongoing education

The clinical team at TMJ Centre Melbourne has completed postgraduate education and ongoing training in areas related to temporomandibular disorders, orofacial pain, sleep medicine, and musculoskeletal care.

Qualifications and professional backgrounds include:

The clinic maintains a strong focus on continuing education and evidence-based care in the management of TMJ-related conditions.

Integrated care

How the team works together

TMJ symptoms can involve several interacting systems, including the jaw joints, muscles, bite function, posture, breathing, and sleep.

Where appropriate, care may involve collaboration between dental and musculoskeletal practitioners within the clinic. This allows assessment findings to be considered together rather than in isolation.

Not every patient requires multidisciplinary care. Recommendations are guided by clinical findings and the individual presentation.

Care plans are reviewed and adjusted over time as symptoms and jaw function change.

Diagnosis comes before treatment

We do not offer isolated treatments. Every recommendation sits within a structured, diagnosis-led care pathway.

Whole-body assessment

We look beyond the jaw, considering posture, muscle tension, breathing, sleep and daily habits to build a clearer picture of what is driving symptoms.

Multidisciplinary care

Your care plan is informed by integrated TMJ expertise, with coordinated input across disciplines when appropriate, rather than treating symptoms in isolation.

Conservative and personalised

Care is staged and adjusted over time. Tools are used when clinically appropriate, based on findings and function.

Patient experiences​

Many patients arrive after a long period of uncertainty​

Patients often describe feeling heard, understood and clearer about their condition after assessment. Experiences vary, and care is always personalised, but reassurance often comes from understanding what is contributing to symptoms and having a structured plan.

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Clear, accessible TMJ care

Clarity starts with understanding

If jaw, facial or head pain has been persistent or hard to make sense of, a TMJ-focused assessment may help clarify what is contributing and what your options are.

 
 

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