| Re: TMJ Disorder need help
A highly trained orthodontist could help you better. Many people with TMJ seek out neuromuscular orthodontists. A good functional orthodontist with training in sleep dentistry might do well for you also. I see a Functional Orthodontist trained in orofacial pain, TMJ and sleep dentistry. The splints I've had from him are far superior than the expensive custom ones I had from my dentist prior.
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Asthma, Allergies, severe LPR/GERD, TMJD, Hearing Loss, Ulnar Impaction Syndrome, Shoulder Impingement, Plantar Fasciitis | 
