HEADACHES Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction


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If your clients have headaches, a negative C.A.T. scan, and negative neurological findings, they may be at high risk for an undiagnosed temporomandibular disorder.


• Non-Surgical treatment of traumatic TMJ disorders and related post-traumatic headaches.


• Extensive expert witness experience • Independent medical evaluations • Impairment ratings


Symptoms of Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction


• Headaches • Pain in the Temples, Face, or Neck • Pain or Clicking from the Jaw Joint • Difficulty Opening and Closing Mouth • Clogged Ears • Ringing in the Ears • Ear Pain • Dizziness • Sore Throat


Dr. Stephen H. Gamerman, D.D.S., P.A.


107 W. Saratoga Street Baltimore, 21201 (410)539-1155


13975 Connecticut Ave., Ste. 318 Silver Spring, MD 20906 (301)523-1470


Visit us at www.tmjdoctorofmaryland.com


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