10M+
Canadians
Canadians have TMJ issues
Jaw pain, clicking, and headaches don't have to control your life. We diagnose TMJ disorders and create treatment plans that bring lasting relief.
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The jaw joint connects to muscles throughout your head and neck. When it's not working properly, the effects ripple outward. Treatment brings relief everywhere.
10M+
Canadians
Canadians have TMJ issues
3
Therapies
Pharmacologic therapy, Appliance therapy, Botox therapy

We examine your bite, joints, and muscles to find exactly what's causing your symptoms.
Night guards, therapy, bite adjustments — we match the solution to your specific condition.
Many TMJ patients grind at night. Treatment protects your teeth and helps you wake refreshed.
TMJ therapy treats disorders of the temporomandibular joint — the hinge connecting your jaw to your skull. We diagnose what is causing the pain, dysfunction, or sound, and create a plan to bring relief.
Jaw pain, clicking, popping, locking, headaches, or ear pain without infection.
A comprehensive exam, diagnosis, and a treatment plan tailored to your symptoms.

Get to know the dentist who takes the time to truly understand your needs.
Understanding your value and goals is the first step in providing the best tailored care that is suitable for YOU. Thoughtful, honest, and educational is core to our approach from Day One.
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TMJJaw pain, clicking, and headaches often trace back to the TMJ. Here is what drives the discomfort and why it happens.
TMJA custom night‑guard is a simple, comfortable way to ease clenching and shield teeth from grinding damage overnight.
TMJBotox is an emerging option for stubborn jaw tension. Learn how it fits in and the signs it is time to get checked.
Common signs include jaw pain, clicking or popping when opening your mouth, locking jaw, frequent headaches or ear pain without an infection, and pain when chewing. A proper exam confirms the diagnosis.
Yes. Used correctly by a trained provider, Botox safely relaxes overactive jaw muscles. Effects last 3-4 months. We follow up to adjust the plan as needed.
Rarely. Most TMJ cases respond well to non-surgical options — night guards, physical therapy, bite adjustments, or Botox. Surgery is only considered after conservative options are exhausted.
Coverage varies. Many plans cover diagnosis and night guards. Botox for TMJ may require pre-authorization. We'll check your specific coverage and explain costs before treatment.