TMJ Therapy to Release Jaw, Face, Neck Tension
Focused myofascial techniques ease jaw clenching, reduce TMJ pressure, and restore neck posture for lasting comfort and improved facial mobility.
TMJ Therapy Sessions and Durations
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Choose a 30 or 60 minute targeted session to reduce jaw tension.
Release - TMJ Therapy - 30 min
$80.00Targeted myofascial work releasing deep tension in the jaw, face, and neck to soften clenching patterns, reduce pressure in the temporomandibular joint, and support alignment. Ideal for jaw clenching, TMJ discomfort, tension headaches, facial tightness, and stress-related jaw pressure.
Release - TMJ Therapy - 60 min
$110.00Targeted myofascial work releasing deep tension in the jaw, face, and neck to soften clenching patterns, reduce pressure in the temporomandibular joint, and support alignment. Ideal for jaw clenching, TMJ discomfort, tension headaches, facial tightness, and stress-related jaw pressure.
Why Choose Our TMJ Therapy
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Specialized care combining skilled myofascial release with posture support and at-home guidance.
Targeted Myofascial Release
Precision release of jaw, face, and neck fascia to reduce clenching and restore comfortable movement.
Posture Alignment Support
Techniques that address neck and shoulder tension to improve head posture and reduce TMJ strain over time.
Gentle Deep Techniques
Comfort-focused deep tissue and intra-oral myofascial work performed with care to safely ease chronic tightness.
Personalized Home Care
Aftercare plans include tailored stretches, self-release techniques, ergonomic tips, and progress tracking to maintain session results.
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Common Questions About TMJ Therapy
Answers to frequent questions about treatment, safety, expectations, and session preparation.
A session combines focused myofascial release of the jaw, face, and neck with gentle intra-oral and external techniques. Therapists assess posture, identify trigger points, and use hands-on work plus stretching to reduce clenching and improve range of motion and comfort.
Many clients feel reduced tension or less pain after the first session, but lasting improvement often requires multiple treatments and consistent home care. Results vary based on chronicity, contributing factors, and compliance with recommended stretches and posture adjustments.
Therapy is safe when performed by trained clinicians. You may experience pressure, brief discomfort, or increased awareness of tension during release, but techniques are adapted for comfort. Therapists communicate throughout to minimize pain and ensure appropriate pressure levels.
It can be beneficial to address muscular tension prior to dental work, especially if jaw clenching or limited opening complicates procedures. Coordinate with your dentist—our therapists can work alongside dental treatment plans to manage pain, improve mobility, and support surgical or orthodontic outcomes.
You may feel immediate loosening, mild soreness, or increased mobility. Hydration, gentle stretching, and avoiding hard foods help recovery. Soreness typically subsides in 24 to 72 hours; persistent or worsening pain should be reported so your therapist can adjust the plan.
Wear comfortable clothing, avoid heavy meals immediately before the appointment, and note any dental history or recent injuries. Bring a list of medications and questions. Arrive relaxed — our therapist will assess posture, mouth range, and pain triggers before treatment.