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Temporomandibular Disorders
When is a referral to a specialist clinic needed? • Pain persists or increases in severity. • Symptoms do not respond to suggested treatments. • Opening of the mouth becomes limited. What treatment may be considered at the specialist centre? • Jaw exercises and bite guards. • Medication including antidepressants, used for pain relief.
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