5 ways how an osteopath can aid to jaw pain

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5 ways how an osteopath can aid to jaw pain
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• Common musculoskeletal causes jaw pain
  especially, in the head, within the ear, the face
  around the jaw joint, or the bottom part of the
  jaw bone. Strain in these muscles can be relieved
  with Stockport osteopathy treatment. It can also
  assist in increasing the range of motion in the
  TMJ (Temporomandibular joint), allowing you to
  open your jaw wider.

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• Other signs and symptoms of jaw discomfort
  include
• When expanding the jaw, the joint locks or
  clicks, and chewing causes pain.
• Facing difficulty while opening mouth
• Headache
• Back pain
• Toothache
• Neck ache

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• There are 5 basic principles of Osteopathy to
  aid jaw pain
• 1. Movement is the essence of life
• Every biological structure necessitates mobility.
  Areas with poor movement will develop
  dysfunctions, which will eventually lead to
  illnesses. Not only do the structures of the
  musculoskeletal system require freedom of
  movement, but so do all organs and fluids.

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2. The Artery Law

• Each tissue requires an appropriate supply of
  nutrients and oxygen, as well as the removal of
  metabolic waste and CO2. The quality and mobility
  of the tissue may be harmed if this supply and
  disposal mechanism is disrupted for an extended
  period of time. To guarantee optimal body
  function, osteopathy aims to maintain adequate
  supply and disposal of all fluid structures.

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3. Ability to heal itself

• Our bodies ability to maintain health and
  re-establish health after the disease is due to
  their self-healing abilities. This can be
  illustrated in a variety of ways, such as
• When blood clots to close a wound, a bone heals
  after a fracture, bacteria is battled in the case
  of infection, and we become immune after a viral
  infection.

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4. Structure and Purpose

• The bodys structure and function influence each
  other. Dysfunctions can lead to a reduction in
  the mobility of the bodys structures. Osteopathy
  explores how the bodys structures move. This
  allows for the diagnosis of dysfunctions and
  subsequent treatment with osteopathic procedures
  to restore the original range of motion. The
  bodys self-healing powers are engaged once
  mobility has been restored, and all functions
  gets back to normal.

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5. Globalization of the human body

• The human body works as a single unit. All of the
  bodys structures and tissues are mechanical
  (joints, muscles, etc.) and are linked through
  the nervous system and fluids. A deviation from
  normal function and mobility has an impact on the
  bodys overall functioning. The bodys ability to
  function as a unit is due to the interaction of
  its different structures. This is why osteopathy
  never addresses individual ailments or complaints
  but rather treats the person as a whole.

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Jaw pain can be treated using osteopathy

• The osteopaths practice methods for jaw
  treatments. This technique is effective for
  treating jaw discomfort because it involves
  delicate balancing movements of the bones,
  muscles, and ligaments. Our osteopaths will
  examine how your jaw moves, as well as the
  position and imbalance that may occur between the
  two bones that make up the jaw joint.

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• The muscles of the throat that affect your jaw,
  the vertebra in your neck and upper spine, and
  the bones in your head and face are all examined
  and treated by our osteopaths. Because the rest
  of your body has to compensate all the way up to
  your mouth, dysfunction in the lower spine,
  pelvis, and leg length imbalances can all
  contribute to jaw pain.

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• If your jaw pain is caused by ongoing orthodontic
  treatment, osteopathic treatment can help you
  manage pain and dysfunction as your dental arch
  evolves.
• To make an appointment with our stockport
  osteopathy for your jaw treatments or any kind of
  neck/back pain we have stockport back
  pain and manchester deep tissue massage.

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