Temporomandibular disorders fall into three categories: "By Laura Li"
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* Myofascial pain: a discomfort or pain in the muscles that control the jaw, neck, and shoulders – the most common form of TMJ/TMD.
*Internal derangement; (disc displacement), dislocated jaw or injury to the condyle.
*Degenerative Joint Disease, osteo-arthritis or rheumatoid arthritis within the jaw joint.
At Occidental, our Brooklyn dentists and dental specialists provide you with conservative and non surgical treatment alternatives in addition to microsurgery and surgical intervention.
* Myofascial pain: a discomfort or pain in the muscles that control the jaw, neck, and shoulders – the most common form of TMJ/TMD.
*Internal derangement; (disc displacement), dislocated jaw or injury to the condyle.
*Degenerative Joint Disease, osteo-arthritis or rheumatoid arthritis within the jaw joint.
At Occidental, our Brooklyn dentists and dental specialists provide you with conservative and non surgical treatment alternatives in addition to microsurgery and surgical intervention.
