Struggling with jaw pain that makes it hard to chew, speak, or even yawn without discomfort? At Move for Life Physio & Health Hub, we can help you treat your jaw dysfunction, whether it’s related to the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), teeth grinding (bruxism), or muscular tension. Our physiotherapists can prepare a unique treatment plan to relieve pain, restore jaw movement, and help you regain comfort in everyday life.
Manage stress, injury, or any related underlying condition, we’re here to help you move and live better.
The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) connects your jawbone to your skull, allowing you to talk, chew, and yawn. TMJ dysfunction occurs when this joint or the surrounding muscles become irritated, leading to pain, stiffness, or locking.
At Move for Life, your treatment starts with a comprehensive assessment. We will discuss your symptoms, identify contributing factors, and perform a hands-on evaluation of jaw and neck movement.
This covers:
For persistent or complex cases, we collaborate with your dentist, GP, or allied health professionals to ensure holistic care.
Ignoring jaw pain can lead to worsening symptoms and chronic dysfunction. Addressing it early helps to:
The earlier you seek help, the easier it is to restore natural function and avoid long-term complications.
We support individuals of all ages experiencing jaw pain or dysfunction, including:
Whether your goal is to sleep better, eat pain-free, or get back to speaking confidently, we are here to help.
When it comes to managing jaw pain effectively, choosing the right team makes all the difference. At Move for Life, we offer more than just symptom relief; we take a holistic, collaborative approach to help you regain comfort and function.
Don’t let jaw discomfort linger. The sooner you address it, the sooner you can speak, eat, and live without restriction. Book your visit today! Call (03) 9584 2000 or schedule an appointment online.
Common non-traumatic causes include teeth grinding, poor posture, stress-related clenching, or dental misalignment.
Absolutely. Physio helps by releasing tight muscles, improving joint movement, and addressing the root cause of dysfunction, often without medication.
Mild cases may improve within a few sessions. More complex issues may require a few weeks of targeted treatment and home exercises.
Not necessarily. You can book directly with us. However, we often work alongside dentists for cases involving splints, alignment, or bruxism.
Yes. Stress often contributes to jaw clenching or grinding, which can lead to TMJ dysfunction. We address these patterns in your treatment plan.
