Non-surgical TMJ treatment that really works on the root cause and doesn’t mask symptoms in San Francisco CA

Many Bay Area dentists who treat disorders of the Temporomandibular Joints on either side of your skull are limited in their options. They may rely on oral appliance therapy – splints and night-guards. While these conventional non-surgical TMJ treatment options are available in San Francisco CA at the office of Dr. Jamil Alkhoury, he only recommends a solution like this after a thorough evaluation of the root cause of your pain and other distressing symptoms.

Due to Dr. Alkhoury’s extensive and advanced training and technologies, numerous and often multi-faceted treatments may be prescribed from TMJ and Sleep Therapy Centre of San Francisco.

Accurate evaluation for real pain relief

Dr. Alkhoury’s diagnostic techniques include detailed clinical, cranial and neurological examinations to assess how the jaw and supportive tissues are positioned. Combining his expertise with a thorough review of your medical history, he can also determine imbalances within the jaw and the force that teeth place on the TMJ and surrounding, interconnected structures. As needed, Dr. Alkhoury takes a multi-disciplinary approach to the diagnosis and treatment of your symptoms, which may include your family physician, and physical therapist, chiropractic, sleep medicine, and other health care professionals.

Personalized and sophisticated solutions, without surgery

Conventional approaches to TMJ relief have focused on alleviating symptoms caused by imbalances associated with this intricate oral system; for instance, via anti-inflammatory and pain management drugs. Likewise, invasive injections or surgical procedures are associated with a host of side effects and risks. Dr. Alkhoury’s interventions get to the heart of Temporomandibular Joint-related problems in a low-risk manner that doesn’t lead to more discomfort, stiffness, and other consequences. His training includes the design of dentofacial and functional orthodontic appliances; as an example, unlike traditional braces that straighten teeth, functional orthodontics align and harmonize the jaw and related structures.

Treatment plans, unique to each patient

The TMJ and Sleep Therapy Centre of San Francisco has successfully helped patients reduce their reliance on pain management medications and, in some cases, eliminated their need for these drugs entirely. In consultation with you, Dr. Alkhoury may discuss other dental and orofacial treatments that improve, among other things, your bite. Additionally, you may benefit from exercise, massage therapy, and relaxation techniques. Our team aims to effectively treat causes and not merely mask symptoms. Call 415-226-7274 to schedule your appointment with Dr. Alkhoury at the center in downtown San Francisco.

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