Let's talk about the jaw

The function of the jaw is simple. It generates great force to masticate food. It allows us to speak and communicate. A strong jaw is physically and emotionally resilient

If TMJ Disorder or dysfunction of the jaw is present, our experience will feel different. The cheeks can be tender. The teeth may ache. The temporomandibular joint might feel painful. Perhaps the discomfort exists nearby in the neck, ears, or head. These pain points can result in guarding the mouth to avoid further complications, only to promote more stillness

How does buccal massage help TMJ Disorder?

When we understand the physiology of the jaw and know where to work, we give our clients a deeply therapeutic and nurturing treatment

This buccal massage technique specifically targets TMJ Disorder and everything that comes along with it. The treatment creates space in the jaw/neck/ears/head, eases tension and pain, enhances blood and lymph flow, relieves stress, and relaxes the nervous system. It releases anger, frustration, and anxiety from the body. Your clients will fall in love with this experience