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On this page, you'll find a list of symptoms, treatments and access to a guide about the 10 Things I Wish I Knew When I Was Diagnosed. I'm working on turning everything into lovely graphics. In the meantime, I hope you find this information helpful

LIST OF POTENTIAL SYMPTOMS


If you suspect you might have TMD, pay attention to any of these symptoms. Make an appointment with your dentist or family practitioner immediately:

  • Muscle Fluttering and muscle spasms in one or both ears
  • Hearing the sound of your heartbeat very loudly in one or both ears
  • Dull or Sharp Pain and aching at the jaw joint
  • Dull or Sharp Pain while chewing or speaking
  • Avoiding things like gum or candy (even though you want it) because chewing hurts
  • Frequent headaches
  • Frequent Migraine headaches
  • Mild Dizziness to Severe Vertigo
  • Teeth Chattering on one or both sides of your mouth
  • Dull or Sharp Pain in the neck and shoulders
  • Mumbling while speaking because it hurts to open your mouth wide
  • Frustration if someone asks you to repeat yourself (because speaking hurts)
  • Extreme pains in the jaw, neck or shoulders upon waking in the morning
  • Hearing the sound of crunching or cracking in your ears when you speak
  • Feeling the pressure change frequently in your ears even if you aren't changing altitude
  • Feeling the need to "crack" your eardrums open, like you would during a plane flight
  • Pain or pressure in one or both eyes
  • Aching in the jaw joints during bad weather (indicator of arthritis in the joint)
  • Frequent nightmares about your mouth, teeth, neck or skull (which could also just mean you're a weirdo)

LIST OF POTENTIAL TREATMENTS

  • Juicing
  • Botox
  • CranioFacial Massage
  • Essential Oils
  • Chiropractic Adjustments
  • Traditional Prescription Medications
  • Over the Counter Medications
  • Occlusal Splints
  • Soft Diet
  • Heat and Ice
  • Epsom Salt Baths
  • Tony Robbins Techniques

10 THINGS I WISH I KNEW WHEN I WAS DIAGNOSED


I wrote a handy ten point guide that serves as combination pep talk/practical advice. It's exactly what I needed to hear after I was diagnosed. And it's free! 


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You'll get the guide via email and then probably not another email for at least a month or two. (Maybe longer.) I work full-time as a writer, so I'm only doing this to help my fellow sufferers, not to get your money.


I started this website as a labor of love (with no investments or backing) because I want to provide help for people like myself who really needed a resource.


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