Relief for Reno Jaw Pain, Neck Pain and Migraine Headache Sufferers
Dr. Shane Sykes and his great staff at The Reno Dentist employ technology that can identify and diagnose the root cause of your migraine headache, neck pain or jaw pain in as little as 20 minutes. Amazingly, this process often takes as little as 20 minutes. We recognize that every person is unique and we take the time to understand the specific situation and circumstances of each and every one of our patients. People suffering from TMJ issues experience many different symptoms (all of which are undesirable). If you are suffering with any of the symptoms below, we may be the perfect solution.
Common TMD symptoms:
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The Reno Dentist – Qualified to Treat Your TMJD Symptoms
Because of the complexity of the TMJ (temporomandibular joint), past medical practitioners had great difficulty and in analyzing and diagnosing TMJ issues resulting in a migraine headache, neck pain, jaw pain etc. Medications and treatments were prescribed that didn’t solve the issue, but merely addressed the symptoms. Through modern dentistry and technological advancements in our field, these life-inhibiting issues can be precisely identified and treated. People no longer need to suffer jaw pain, neck pain, or migraines headaches unnecessarily. Dr. Shane Sykes and his staff have invested the time, energy and resources to effectively understand and address these TMJ issues and thereby relieve our patients of the pain they feel everyday.
Get Jaw Pain, Neck Pain, and Migraine Headaches Under Control in Reno
If you are experiencing any symptoms you may think are related to TMJ issues, call and schedule a visit today. We treat patients from all over the Reno area including from Spanish Springs, Sparks, North Valleys and Lake Tahoe. Permanent jaw pain, neck pain and migraine headache relief may be just a phone call away.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do dentists begin the TMJ diagnostic process?
Dentists usually begin by reviewing your medical and dental history and discussing your symptoms. They may ask about headaches, jaw discomfort, chewing difficulties, or jaw clicking sounds.
How do dentists determine whether headaches are related to TMJ?
Dentists evaluate jaw movement, muscle tenderness, and bite alignment to determine whether TMJ dysfunction may contribute to headaches or migraines.
How long does TMJ diagnosis usually take?
The evaluation may occur during one or more dental visits. Dentists may need additional imaging or specialist consultations to fully understand the cause of the symptoms.
Do dentists evaluate jaw muscles during TMJ diagnosis?
Yes. Dentists often check the jaw muscles for tenderness, stiffness, or inflammation to determine whether muscle tension contributes to TMJ pain.
What happens after the dentist identifies the cause of TMJ symptoms?
Once the dentist identifies the cause, they can recommend targeted treatments such as oral appliances, bite adjustments, stress management techniques, or other therapies designed to reduce strain on the jaw joint.
Do dentists evaluate facial muscles when diagnosing TMJ disorders?
Yes. Dentists often examine the facial and jaw muscles to identify tension, inflammation, or tenderness that may contribute to TMJ discomfort.
