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- Mail: contact@myocarermt.com
- Adress: 1096 Bathurst St., Toronto, ON
Registered Massage Therapist in Toronto, ON
At MyoCare, TMJ massage therapy goes beyond pain relief. It’s a focused, hands-on approach that eases jaw tension, improves alignment, and restores balance across the head, neck, and shoulders. Each session is personalized to reduce discomfort, improve mobility, and promote long-term jaw health.
Each TMJ massage session is designed around your unique symptoms and jaw mobility. Your MyoCare therapist targets the muscles involved in jaw function, including the temporalis, masseter, and pterygoid, to release tension, restore proper movement, and reduce chronic discomfort.
TMJ issues often stem from more than the jaw itself. Our holistic approach addresses surrounding areas such as the neck, shoulders, and posture to promote full-body alignment. By releasing fascial tension and improving circulation, we help prevent future flare-ups and support overall wellness.
Our calm, restorative space is designed to help you relax from the moment you arrive. Gentle lighting, quiet surroundings, and skilled hands create the ideal atmosphere for healing, allowing the jaw and surrounding muscles to soften and recover naturally.
Massage Therapy for TMJ focuses on relieving tension in the jaw, face, and neck caused by clenching, grinding, or poor alignment. Our RMTs use gentle, targeted techniques to reduce tightness in the masseter and surrounding muscles, helping ease jaw pain, headaches, and clicking. At MyoCare Registered Massage Therapy in the Annex near Bathurst and Dupont, we help restore comfortable jaw movement and provide natural relief for ongoing TMJ symptoms.
Tight or overworked jaw muscles from clenching or chewing patterns can cause constant discomfort. TMJ-focused massage releases tension in the masseter, temporalis, and surrounding muscles for immediate relief.
Joint imbalances and tight fascia around the TMJ can create clicking or popping sounds. Treatment helps improve muscle balance and joint glide, reducing these symptoms over time.
TMJ dysfunction often refers pain into the temples, forehead, and around the eyes. Massage decreases muscle tension in the jaw, neck, and scalp to reduce headache frequency and intensity.
Muscle tightness or fascial restrictions can make it hard to fully open the mouth. TMJ massage improves mobility by loosening the muscles responsible for jaw movement.
Jaw tension commonly creates compensations in the neck and shoulders. Releasing these related muscle groups restores balanced posture and reduces overall strain.
Tight jaw muscles can affect structures near the ear, leading to pressure, aching, or fullness. TMJ massage eases surrounding tension and improves joint function for reduced ear discomfort.
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Massage therapy helps release tension and tightness in the muscles of the jaw, reducing pain and discomfort associated with TMJ issues.
By mobilizing stiff joints and increasing flexibility, massage therapy can enhance jaw mobility and reduce restrictions in movement.
Stress is a common contributor to jaw clenching and tension. Massage therapy promotes relaxation, calms the nervous system, and reduces stress levels, helping to alleviate jaw pain caused by stress-related habits.
Massage therapy improves blood flow to the jaw area, delivering essential nutrients and oxygen to the muscles and promoting healing and recovery.
Our skilled massage therapist can tailor the treatment to address your specific needs, targeting areas of tension and discomfort to provide personalized relief.
By mobilizing stiff joints and increasing flexibility, massage therapy can enhance jaw mobility and reduce restrictions in movement.
Our registered massage therapist (RMT) will conduct a thorough assessment to understand your jaw pain symptoms and any underlying causes.
Postural deviations can impact jaw function. RMT will assess your posture to identify any contributing factors.
RMT will palpate the muscles of your jaw, face, and neck to identify areas of tension and tightness.
Massage therapy techniques will be used to address muscle tension, promote relaxation, and alleviate pain. This may include manual manipulation, trigger point therapy, and intraoral massage.
RMT may provide you with self-care techniques and exercises to help manage jaw pain between sessions and prevent future discomfort.
Common causes include TMJ disorders, stress-related tension, and muscle imbalance
Improvement can often be seen after a few sessions, but varies by individual.
Yes, it is a non-invasive, safe method to address jaw pain effectively.
Absolutely, as it addresses the muscle tension that can cause headaches.
Come relaxed and ready to discuss your pain points with our therapist.
Still have a question? Contact our receptionist today.
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