Myofunctional Therapy For TMJ Pain
At The TMJ and Sleep Therapy Centre of Utah, we understand how TMJ pain impacts your daily life. Our experienced team is here to guide you with proven, non-invasive treatments tailored to your needs.
Don’t wait—take the first step toward relief today.
Stop Your TMJ Pain With Our Myofunctional Therapy in Payson
Myofunctional therapy is an evidence-based treatment that improves tongue and facial muscle function, benefiting oral health. It helps with sleep apnea, TMJ disorders, teeth grinding, GERD, and swallowing issues. Typically performed by a certified therapist, most patients see improvements in a few sessions. It’s a great alternative to traditional treatments.
- Improve the appearance of the face by reducing wrinkles and improving muscle tone
- Increase functionality of the muscles used for eating, drinking, and speaking
- Reduce the risk of developing problems such as TMJ and sleep apnea
- Help people who have difficulty swallowing due to neurological conditions such as Parkinson’s disease
- Improves confidence and relaxation after treatment
Step 1
Schedule Your Appointment
Call (385) 446-4947 or make an appointment online with Payson’s number one TMJ and sleep dentist.
Step 2
Receive Treatment
Join us at our beautiful Payson practice to receive high-quality treatment that’ll leave you pain-free and with a good night’s sleep.
Step 3
Live a Life Transformed
After treatment with Dr. Gunnerson, you’ll have a new lease on life. Live your life to the fullest without pain or sleepless nights.
Our Treatment Approach
A personalized plan ensures that therapy addresses your specific needs.
Our therapy focuses on exercises that target the tongue, soft palate, and facial muscles.
Techniques include:
Jaw Relaxation Exercises
To reduce muscle tension.
Tongue Positioning
To support proper jaw alignment.
Breathing Techniques
To decrease stress-related muscle clenching.
Habit Modification
To eliminate behaviors that exacerbate TMJ symptoms.
Start Your Journey To Better Sleep
If you struggle with snoring or have been diagnosed with sleep apnea, myofunctional therapy could be the key to restful nights. Reach out to us to learn more about how this therapy can fit into your treatment plan.