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Signs of TMJD Jaw pain can be anything from radiating pain from the jaw and the face into the neck and shoulder. We can have clenching, grinding, clicking popping. You may even have headaches and earaches.

"That sounds miserable," the news anchor said when I was on a recent "Show Me St. Louis" episode on NBC News... and it is!

Watch the full segment here.

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Luckily, TMJ Dysfunction can be fixed when specific actions are taken. TMJ is the second largest musculoskeletal complaint behind low back pain.

When the jaw position, muscles for chewing, AND your cervical spine are ALL addressed you have the best chance to correct your TMJ Dysfunction problem.

Here at [[businessName]] we specialize in treating TMJ.

Click here to request an appointment today.

To your health,
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