On your first visit we will have enough time scheduled for Dr. Bennett to examine you, go over your history, explain Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction, and decide which treatment options are best for you. One of our primary concerns will be to make you feel comfortable in our office. We offer a calm and caring environment and encourage your questions.
What Makes Us Unique
This Practice Has State of the Art Technology Available in Order to Make Proper Diagnosis and Provide Treatment Including:
*Newest in X-Ray Equipment
*Physical Therapy Modalities
*Caring and Understanding Attitude
*Sonography
*Trained Staff
We Provide the Very Highest Quality of Care Utilizing:
*Doctor with 10 Years of Experience in Treating TMJ and Craniofacial Pain
*A Highly Trained Team Including a Certified TMJ Assistant and Radiography Tech on Staff. Each Staff Member Has Attended Special Courses to Stay Abreast of New Technology. Combined Experience of the Staff Exceeds 24 Years
*A Massage Therapist Who is Available in Our Office
*Non-Surgical TMJ Treatment
*Physical Therapy Modalities
*X-Rays that Precisely Show the Jaw Relationship and Degenerative Changes
*Nutrition Counseling
ASSOCIATION
American Dental Association
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Our Goal
Dr. Bennett specializes in the diagnosis and treatment for the individual suffering from Temporomandibular related disorders and/or head, neck and facial pain. We believe in a comprehensive assessment and treatments are tailored for each individual. Establishing the greatest level of comfort and normal function through our diagnostic and treatment procedures is our goal for each patient.
Jaw joint disorders can painfully manifest themselves throughout the upper body making an accurate diagnosis difficult. Not every individual can experience complete recovery from their problems, but most everyone can expect significant improvement and a better quality of life.
Symptoms of TMJ Dysfunctions
Approximately one in eight people suffer from some type of jaw joint problem. The common symptoms may occur as just one or in different combinations
*Popping or Grating Sensations in the Jaw Joints
*Headaches and/or Facial Pain of Varying Intensity,Limited Movement or "Locking" of the Jaw Joints During Normal Opening or Functions
*Pain of Various Intensity Around One or Both Ears, or Temple Area
*Dizziness and Ringing Ears
*Neck and/or Shoulder Pain