You might be surprised to learn that TMJ disorders affect almost 10 million Americans. There are several factors that can trigger this problem ranging from bite alignment issues, grinding your teeth, stress, and more. Whatever the cause of your TMJ pain, what matters is getting help as soon as possible.

TMJ Treatment in Brentwood
You might be surprised to learn that TMJ disorders affect almost 10 million Americans. There are several factors that can trigger this problem ranging from bite alignment issues, grinding your teeth, stress, and more. Whatever the cause of your TMJ pain, what matters is getting help as soon as possible.
No More Headaches
Experiencing frequent headaches or jaw pain? You may have a TMJ disorder.
Protect Your Teeth
Protect your teeth from the damage of teeth grinding through the night.
Wake Up Relaxed
Wake up each morning feeling refreshed by effectively managing TMJ.

Eliminate Your Discomfort & Prevent Dental Damage
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Protect Your Smile With TMJ Treatment in Brentwood

Common Questions About TMJ Treatment
Dr. Kellye Rice and her team want you to feel at home. So while we are happy to answer questions you may have during the consultation, here are answers to a few commonly asked questions about headache pain and TMJ treatment.
Does TMJ Treatment Work?
Yes, by visiting Cool Springs Laser Dentistry for your TMJ treatment, you’ll find relief from your TMJ pain. Dr. Rice uses several approaches based on what is best for you. During your consultation, she’ll discuss your options to put an end to the discomfort and damage caused by this disorder.
What damage does grinding my teeth cause?
If you grind your teeth, you can fracture, crack, and even loosen teeth. Chronic teeth grinding can wear down your teeth, leading to necessary restorative treatments to repair your smile. Teeth grinding is found in many people who suffer from TMJ dysfunction.
What causes a TMJ disorder?
Factors linked to a TMJ disorder include stress, arthritis, teeth grinding, trauma to your jaw, alignment issues, and more. Dr. Rice will examine you to identify the cause of your TMJ disorder and recommend effective treatment.
How long is TMJ treatment?
It all depends on the treatment that is best for your TMJ disorder. Some patients experience immediate relief with our custom-made oral appliance. Others require orthodontic treatment through clear aligners that can take 12 to 18 months to complete. It all depends on which is the best option for you.










