
Physiotherapy helps reduce jaw pain and inflammation using manual therapy and targeted treatment methods.

Gentle exercises restore normal movement of the jaw, making activities like eating and speaking easier.

Techniques help release tension in the jaw, face, and neck muscles, reducing stiffness and discomfort.

Improves head and neck posture, which plays a key role in reducing stress on the jaw joint.

Builds strength in supporting muscles to enhance stability and proper jaw function.

Guidance on habits like avoiding teeth grinding and maintaining proper jaw alignment helps prevent recurrence.

Direct impact or injury to the jaw can damage the joint or surrounding muscles, leading to pain and dysfunction.

Habitual grinding or clenching puts excessive pressure on the jaw joint, causing strain and discomfort over time.

Improper alignment of the jaw or bite can affect joint movement and lead to pain, stiffness, and limited function.