Conditions
Jaw & TMJ Dysfunction in Pukekohe

The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) connects your jaw to your skull and allows you to talk, chew, and yawn. When this joint or the surrounding muscles are not functioning properly, it can cause jaw pain, clicking, popping, headaches, or difficulty opening your mouth. This condition is commonly referred to as TMJ dysfunction.
At Living Family Chiropractic, we help people of all ages restore jaw function, relieve discomfort, and improve overall posture and spinal health.
Common TMJ Symptoms
If you are experiencing any of the following, you may benefit from a chiropractic assessment:
Pain or tenderness around the jaw, ear, or face
Jaw clicking, popping, or locking
Headaches or migraines linked to jaw tension
Difficulty chewing or speaking
Neck, shoulder, or upper back discomfort associated with jaw alignment
Many of these symptoms are related to postural imbalances, stress, or misalignment in the spine and jaw. Early intervention can prevent symptoms from worsening over time.
How Chiropractic Care May Help
Chiropractic care addresses TMJ dysfunction by improving joint mobility, reducing muscle tension, and correcting alignment issues that contribute to jaw discomfort. At Living Family Chiropractic, our approach may include:
TMJ adjustments to restore proper joint movement
Postural assessments and corrections to relieve pressure on the jaw and neck
Soft tissue therapy to ease tight jaw and facial muscles
Exercise and stretching guidance to maintain jaw flexibility and function
Our goal is to reduce pain, improve jaw mobility, and support your overall health and wellness.

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