We offer 12 points of service across Greater Montreal, the South Shore and the North Shore.
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Vous avez des douleurs qui ne vous lâchent pas ? Douleurs au cou, au trapèze, un poing entre les omoplates, des douleurs dans le dos, une hernie discale ou une sciatique ? Vous avez testé la physiothérapie, la massothérapie, la chiropractie, l’ostéopathie… mais rien n’a fonctionné.
Vous n’êtes pas seul. Beaucoup arrivent dans nos cliniques en détresse, en pensant que nous sommes leur dernier espoir. Et devinez quoi ? Pour beaucoup, nous faisons enfin une différence.
The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is the joint that connects the jaw to the skull. It plays an essential role in many functions, such as chewing, speaking and facial expression. Dysfunction of the TMJ can lead to pain, locking and joint noise (cracking), affecting quality of daily life.
Jaw pain can be debilitating, and can manifest itself in many different ways. A physiotherapist can help you identify the cause of your pain and implement an appropriate treatment plan, in collaboration with your dentist if necessary.
Physiotherapy uses specific techniques to mobilize and relax TMJ structures.
Physiotherapeutic dry needling (PPAS) is a technique used to treat musculoskeletal pain, including that associated with the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). By inserting fine needles into tight muscles or trigger points, this method aims to deactivate these points of tension, thereby reducing pain and improving muscle function. PPAS is particularly effective in releasing deep muscle tension and promoting tissue healing.
Good muscle balance is essential to prevent the recurrence of pain. Targeted exercises help strengthen jaw and neck muscles while improving motor control.
In many cases, a multidisciplinary approach is required. Close communication with dentists enables treatments to be adapted, particularly for patients suffering from bruxism (teeth grinding) or dental occlusion problems.
Physiotherapy offers many benefits for people suffering from temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction. It effectively reduces the pain and muscular tension associated with this joint, improving daily comfort.
By working on jaw mobility, physiotherapy facilitates movements such as chewing and speaking, while reducing the cracking and locking often experienced.
In addition, by optimizing coordination between neck posture and TMJ, it contributes to better body alignment. Personalized follow-up also helps to prevent recurrences, ensuring long-term care tailored to each individual.
We offer 12 points of service across Greater Montreal, the South Shore and the North Shore.
Click here to discover our locations!
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