Correct Positioning of the Jaw and Facial Muscles
Experience the benefits of proper jaw and facial muscle alignment. Discover improved comfort, appearance, and overall well-being with correct jaw positioning.
Numerous studies have shown how muscular imbalances in our faces can lead to our lower jaw changing its position (rotation).
This change in the position of the lower jaw and the strained facial muscles can trigger a whole range of health problems that are not just restricted to our oral health.
Mission
To provide evidence-based information and treatments to help people identify, Prevent muscular imbalances in the face.
Vision
To raise awareness and treatments of the impact of muscular imbalances in the face on overall health.
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201 / DGS Sheetal Ekta, Dindoshi, Road, opp. Oberoi Mall, Gokuldham Colony, Malad East, Maharashtra 400097
790, 9th A main, 1st stage Indiranagar,
Bengaluru
560038
Important to notice
Some of the common health problems associated with improper lower jaw positioning are:
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)
Why am I experiencing jaw pain, clicking, or difficulty opening my mouth?
These are common signs of TMJ disorder, which can result from grinding, stress, bite issues, trauma, or muscle tension. A proper examination can identify the cause and guide treatment.
Can TMJ pain go away on its own?
Sometimes mild cases improve with rest, warm compress, or lifestyle changes. But persistent jaw pain, headaches, or clicking require professional treatment to prevent further joint damage.
Is TMJ treatment painful?
No. TMJ therapy at ADP includes non-invasive and pain-managed techniques such as splints, physiotherapy, habit correction, laser therapy, or medication to relieve pain safely and comfortably.
Can OMT help with sleep, snoring, or mouth breathing?
Yes. By improving tongue posture and airway muscle function, OMT can reduce mouth breathing, improve nasal breathing, and support better sleep quality, especially in children.
Can stress or posture cause orofacial pain
Yes. Poor posture, clenching, stress, or desk-bound work can overload facial and jaw muscles, leading to pain and tension headaches.
At American dental practices, our doctors are extensively trained to identify these strained facial muscles and the improper lower jaw position. They treat them to get the lower jaw in a balanced symmetrical position. This will enable them to have none of the muscles associated with the mandible be either overstretched or in spasms.
Achieving this will solve most of the above-mentioned health problems.
The treatment involves “deprogramming of the muscles” surrounding the lower jaw and maintaining the corrected position of the lower jaw by wearing an appliance called a “POSITIONER” during sleep.
Once the lower jaw achieves a balanced position, it can be maintained by rehabilitating the maxillary and mandibular teeth and creating a balanced dental bite in this position.
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