
Concierge Recovery & Wellness

TMJ & JAW SUPPORT
My jaw, neck,
or head always
feels tense.
Focused care for the interconnected muscles and tissues of the jaw, face, neck, and surrounding areas can help address tension, discomfort, and movement restrictions associated with TMJ symptoms and clenching.
RECOVERY LOOKS DIFFERENT FOR EVERY BODY
Jaw tension rarely exists in isolation.
The jaw works closely with the muscles of the face, neck, shoulders, and surrounding structures. Clenching, stress, movement patterns, muscular tension, and daily habits can all influence how the area feels and functions. Care is adapted to your presentation — addressing the areas that may be contributing to tension, discomfort, or restricted movement.
YOU MAY BE HERE BECAUSE...

JAW PAIN & DISCOMFORT
You experience pain, aching, or soreness in your jaw.

CLENCHING OR GRINDING
You clench or grind your teeth during the day or night.

HEADACHES
Jaw and neck tension contribute to recurring headaches or migraines.

FACIAL
TENSION
You feel tightness or tension through your face, jaw, or temples.

NECK & SHOULDER TENSION
Tension in your neck or shoulders may be connected to jaw issues.
DIFFICULTY RELAXING
You have trouble letting your jaw, face, and surrounding muscles fully relax.
HOW BBH CAN HELP
Care that looks beyond the jaw.
TMJ-related symptoms often involve more than one muscle or structure. Care at Balanced Body Holistics considers the relationship between the jaw, face, neck, shoulders, and surrounding soft tissues. Treatment is individualized to your symptoms and may combine approaches to reduce muscular tension, improve movement, and address patterns contributing to recurring discomfort.

JAW & FACIAL BODYWORK
Targeted external and intraoral techniques may help release tight muscles, reduce restriction, and improve jaw mobility and comfort.

ACUPUNCTURE
Targets muscular tension, pain, and patterns that may contribute to TMJ-related symptoms.

MLD, CUPPING, & GUA SHA
Adjunctive techniques may be used to address muscular and fascial tension through the jaw, neck, and shoulders.
Your care may include one modality or a thoughtful combination depending on your needs.
THE GOAL
Help your jaw move and rest more comfortably.
The goal isn't simply to chase the area that hurts. Care focuses on reducing muscular tension, improving movement, and addressing contributing patterns throughout the jaw, face, neck, and surrounding tissues — helping the area function with less restriction and discomfort.


Reduce
jaw pain.
Release facial & neck tension.
Improve jaw function.
Reduce headache-related tension.
YOUR SAFETY COMES FIRST
TMJ care works best as part of the bigger picture.
Your symptoms, health history, jaw function, and current dental or medical care are considered when determining the appropriate approach. Treatment is adapted to your comfort and presentation, including whether intraoral techniques are appropriate.
If your symptoms require dental, medical, or other specialized evaluation, you'll be referred to the appropriate healthcare provider.