TMJ & Jaw Pain Treatment in Dover, NH
Stop Letting Jaw Pain Control Your Day
Jaw pain can make it difficult to eat, talk, yawn, sleep, focus at work, and enjoy time with family and friends. Many people are told to live with it, wear a mouthguard forever, or simply avoid foods they enjoy.
The good news is that jaw pain is treatable.
At 603 PT & Wellness, we help adults throughout Dover, NH and the Seacoast region find the root cause of their TMJ and jaw pain so they can return to daily activities with less pain and more confidence.
Does This Sound Familiar?
You may benefit from an evaluation if you:
✔Jaw pain when chewing or talking
✔Clicking, popping, or locking of the jaw
✔ Difficulty opening your mouth fully
✔ Pain near your ears
✔ Frequent headaches or migraines
✔ Facial pain or tightness
✔ Neck pain and stiffness
✔ Clenching or grinding your teeth
✔ Symptoms that keep coming back despite previous treatment
If so, you may be dealing with Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction (TMJ/TMD).
The jaw does not work alone.
TMJ pain is frequently influenced by:
✔ Neck stiffness and poor movement
✔ Muscle tension in the face, jaw, and neck
✔ Stress and clenching habits
✔ Posture and breathing patterns
✔ Previous injuries
✔ Hormonal changes and increased muscle tension
In many cases, headaches, neck pain, and jaw pain are all connected.
At 603 PT & Wellness, we take a whole-body approach to identify the true source of your symptoms.
✔ One-on-one appointments
✔ No crowded clinic
✔ TMJ/TMD Comprehensive training
✔ Whole-body approach
✔ Personalized care
✔ Convenient Dover, NH location
✔ Focus on long-term results
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. Do I need a referral? No. Patients can schedule directly. 2. Can physical therapy really help jaw pain? Yes. Many TMJ symptoms are influenced by muscles, joints, posture, and movement patterns that can be addressed through specialty physical therapy. 3. What if I also have headaches or neck pain? This is very common. Many people with TMJ pain also experience headaches, neck stiffness, or facial pain. These issues are often connected and should be evaluated together. 4. How many visits will I need? Every person is different. Some patients improve quickly, while others require a longer plan depending on how long symptoms have been present.