Intraoral Massage
Alleviate pain and tension in the muscles of the face and jaw
Intraoral massage is used to alleviate pain and tension in the muscles of the face and jaw, which can be caused by a variety of factors such as stress, teeth grinding, and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder. It can also help improve the range of motion in the jaw, reduce headaches and migraines, and even improve sleep quality.
During the massage, the therapist will use sterile gloves to massage specific muscles inside the mouth, including the masseter muscles, temporalis muscles, and pterygoid muscles. The therapist may also use external techniques such as pressure point therapy and myofascial release to address tension in the surrounding muscles.
Helps Alleviate Pain and discomfort from:
- Headaches & Migraines
- TMJ and other jaw disorders
- Teeth Grinding
- Whiplash
- Some types of Insomnia
- Some types of depression