Massage
Intraoral massage is a gentle, specialized technique that works both inside and outside the mouth to release tension in the jaw, face, and surrounding muscles. It can help reduce TMJ discomfort, jaw clenching, headaches, facial tension, and stress while supporting greater ease, mobility, and nervous system relaxation. Gloves are always worn for intraoral work.
- Treatment for hypermobility and Ehlers-Danlos related tissue issues.
- Nerve-related condition-focused nerve gliding and soft tissue work.
- Chronic pain management through therapeutic massage techniques.
- Pre- and post-operative massage for recovery and scar tissue care.
- Post-accident and motor vehicle injury rehabilitation massage.
- Bodywork to enhance relaxation, energy, and overall well-being.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Intraoral Massage for TMJD
New PatientLicensedGeneralTMJ
Madison- Therapeutic Healing Massage 120 Min
New PatientLicensedGeneralDeep-TissueRelaxation
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