1450 Debbie Ln #130, Arlington, TX 76002

Relief from Jaw Pain Starts with the Right Diagnosis
TMJ disorder, also referred to as TMD, affects the temporomandibular joint. This is the joint that connects your lower jaw to your skull and controls all jaw movement. When this joint is not functioning properly, it can cause a range of uncomfortable and disruptive symptoms.
TMJ issues often stem from teeth grinding, jaw clenching, stress, bite misalignment, or injury to the jaw area. In many cases, a combination of factors is involved. Symptoms can range from mild discomfort to severe pain that affects eating, speaking, and daily quality of life.
At South Arlington Smiles, Dr. Talon Davis and Dr. Jordan Brunson take a thorough approach to evaluating and treating TMJ disorder. Treatment may include custom nightguards, bite adjustments, therapy referrals, or other dental care designed to restore comfort and proper jaw function. We work with each patient individually to find the approach that works best for their situation.
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Why Choose South Arlington Smiles for TMJ Treatment
At South Arlington Smiles, we take TMJ disorder seriously. We know how much chronic jaw pain can affect your daily life and we are committed to finding real, lasting solutions for every patient we treat.
Our dentists bring a thorough, technology-supported approach to TMJ diagnosis and treatment. We use CBCT 3D imaging for precise joint assessment, digital scanning for custom appliance fabrication, and a collaborative care model that connects you with other providers when needed.
We do not rush the process. We take the time to understand your full history, explain what we find, and build a treatment plan that fits your life.
How We Diagnose TMJ Disorder at South Arlington Smiles
Clinical Examination
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Digital X-Rays
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CBCT 3D Imaging
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Bite Assessment
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Full Health History Review
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Signs & Symptoms of TMJ Disorder
- Jaw pain or soreness, especially in the morning
- Clicking, popping, or grinding sounds when opening or closing your mouth
- Jaw locking or limited range of motion
- Frequent headaches or migraines
- Pain or pressure around the temples
- Earaches or a feeling of fullness in the ears
- Facial pain that may extend into the neck and shoulders
- Worn, chipped, or flattened teeth from grinding
- Tooth sensitivity
- Changes in your bite or the way your teeth fit together
- Difficulty chewing or pain when eating
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