Physiotherapy Specializing in Orofacial Pain and TMJ, Cranial Osteopathy in Adults and Babies

✅ Treatment of Orofacial Pain, Temporomandibular Dysfunction, and Bruxism

Pain in the jaw and face, difficulty opening the mouth, joint clicking, or bruxism are common symptoms that can seriously affect quality of life. In many cases, these dysfunctions not only have a physical origin but also generate a significant emotional burden. Therefore, the treatment must be personalized, close, and effective.

When to See a Physiotherapist Specializing in TMJ and Orofacial Pain?

If you have any of the following symptoms, it’s time to make an appointment:

• Frequent headaches

• Migraines (some improve when addressing the neck, skull, or jaw)

• Arnold’s Neuralgia (pain in the nape of the neck that goes up towards the forehead)

• Trigeminal Neuralgia (pain radiating from the ear to the face)

• Facial Neuralgia (pain, tingling, or hypersensitivity in half of the face)

• Facial paralysis or weakness in the facial muscles

• Joint clicking when chewing or yawning

• Trismus (difficulty opening the mouth)

• Nocturnal bruxism (pain upon waking, fatigue in cheeks or jaw)

• Difficulties chewing or swallowing, feeling of biting the cheeks or choking

• Feeling of compression in the throat

• Cervical stiffness, tinnitus (ringing) or episodes of vertigo

👉 In all these cases, a comprehensive and specific assessment by a specialized physiotherapist can make a difference in your recovery.

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👶 Physiotherapy and Cranial and Digestive Osteopathy in Newborns

Birth can generate tensions in the baby’s body, especially at the cranial and digestive level. These tensions can hinder basic functions such as sucking, digestion, or rest. Through very gentle, respectful, and safe techniques, we help the baby to balance and adapt after delivery.

When is it Advisable to Come with your Baby?

• Has difficulty latching onto the breast or sucking

• Suffers from intense colic, frequent gas, or reflux

• Is irritable or very restless after feedings

• Turns the head always to the same side

• You observe an area of the skull flatter (plagiocephaly)

• Arches, becomes rigid, or has visible tension in the body

• Has trouble sleeping or wakes up frequently

• Presents constipation, even without changes in diet

✨ An early and appropriate treatment can have a very positive impact on their well-being and development.

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🤍 Respectful and Professional Accompaniment

Each baby is unique, and each adult body too. In my sessions, I combine technique, listening, and sensitivity to offer individualized treatment, from trust and respect for each process. If you are going through any of these situations, I will be happy to help you.