ATTENTION: Struggling with Jaw pain?

Finally Get Relief from Jaw Pain with Expert Hands-on Therapy

Geelong's Trusted Conservative Practitioners for Jaw, Face & Head Pain - Without the need for Surgery, Botox or Medications

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is TMJ therapy?

TMJ therapy is a conservative, non-invasive treatment approach to dealing with a variety of conditions associated with TMJ disorders. Unlike other treatment options, TMJ therapy does not involve surgery, botox injections or medication prescriptions.

What does TMJ treatment look like?

Treatment will depend on your specific condition, goals and preferences. Treatment options may include soft tissue massage, gentle joint mobilisations, dry needling, home-based exercises and more.

Does TMJ therapy hurt?

No, not usually. Occasionally clients may experience some temporary soreness following treatment, however this would normally settle shortly after.

What causes TMJ disorders?

There can be a range of factors that can contribute to the development of a TMJ disorder. Common ones may include trauma, chronic grinding or clenching, nervous system stress and much more.

What are the signs & symptoms of TMJ disorders?

The signs & symptoms of a TMJ disorder can be quite broad; however common presentations may include:

- Jaw, face & head pain

- Pain with eating or chewing

- Pain or reduced mobility with mouth opening

- Frequent headaches

- Grinding or clenching issues

- Ear pressure, fullness or tinnitus

Is TMJ therapy a safe option?

Like with all therapeutic interventions, there is always a level of risk. However, compared to other treatment options, TMJ therapy carries little risk. Most side-effects, if any, are short-term and reversible.

How long before I can expect to see change?

While individual results may vary, we typically see change within several treatment sessions.

Do I need a referral to see a TMJ therapist?

While we often do receive referrals from GPs, specialists, dentists and other health professionals, a referral is not neccesary to see a TMJ therapist.

What are the fees associated with seeing a TMJ therapist?

Our initial appointment fees are $155, with our standard and extended follow up fees $95 and $120.

How much time should I allow for an appointment?

We recommend allowing 45-60 minutes for your initial appointment and 20-30 minutes for follow up appointments.

Does this sound familiar?

  • Jaw pain that's impacting your daily activities, like eating, talking or even sleeping?

  • Finding it hard to open your mouth wide enough to eat, yawn or visit the dentist?

  • Pain that's now starting to impact your mood, energy and ability to focus?

Don't worry, we can help!

What We Do

Thorough assessment

Here we want to figure out where the issue is, what it is and why it's there. This will help guide our treatment options.

Soft tissue therapies

This can be beneficial for muscle tension & pain, inflammation and poor mobility.

Joint mobilisations

This can be beneficial for mobilising stiff joints, tight muscles and relieving inflammation.

Dry needling

This can be beneficial for targeted pain and muscle stress relief. Allowing us to treat difficult to reach areas.

Home-based exercises

Progressive exercises to improve pain, restore function and build capacity in the area.

Advice & guidance

We want to equip you with the tools and resources to better manage your condition now, and into the future.

About us

Hey, I'm Dr Luka!

B.AppSc/B.HeaSc (Chiro)

I'm a trained Craniofacial Pain & TMJ Therapist at TMJ Care Geelong.

I'm passionate about helping people suffering with TMJ disorders, finally get the relief they need and get their life back on track.

Certified Level 1 & 2 TMJ Care

Member American Academy of Craniofacial Pain (AACFP)

Trusted Referral Partner for GPs, Dentists & Other Health Professionals

27 Melbourne Rd, Drumcondra VIC 3215, Australia