If you suffer from pain in your temporomandibular joints (TMJ) or a temporomandibular dysfunction (TMD) and you are unable to visit TMJ Centre Melbourne for any reason, then this blog...
We all know what a headache is, we all suffer from them every once in a while. However, what about the worse alternative, migraines? A migraine can cause pulsing sensations...
You may have been wondering whether you suffer from sleep apnoea or not, but it’s incredibly difficult for you to diagnose it yourself. Reading this will help you to understand...
The link between chronic migraines and TMJ disorder
Migraines are debilitating for anyone, the word closest associated with migraines is ‘intense’ and migraines cause many symptoms, which weaken the body. Research has discovered that there is a correlation...
How can injections from a dentist help TMJ disorder?
Symptoms of TMJ disorder can be effectively managed with muscle relaxant injections from a dentist Muscle relaxant injections have been successfully used in the management of TMJ disorder (TMD) symptoms...
In our blog, Do headaches occur with TMJ?, we looked at how TMJ headaches can mimic tension and sinus type headaches as well as migraines. In that blog we also...
TMJ Syndrome can occur without you knowing. Here are the causes and symptoms. TMJ (Temporomandibular joint) is the jawbone that connects with the temporal bone of the skull. This is...
How do you know you’re suffering from a migraine? Migraines can often happen for a number of different reasons and are characterised by throbbing pain in one particular area of...
With no formal qualification for a TMJ specialist in Australia, you need to find the right healthcare professional to help you. If you’re looking for a TMJ specialist but are...
TMJ Centre Melbourne offer a less invasive, more comfortable, alternative to the CPAP machine With quite a few treatment options for sleep apnoea and snoring available, it can be difficult...
We're following along with Government updates and have increased our restrictions in line with the ADA's Level 2 dental restrictions.
Whilst we are still taking all the necessary precautions, including ongoing stringent infection control and patient pre-screening, this means that TMJ treatment is still allowed to continue and TMJ Centre Melbourne is open and operating as normal.
