- TMJ Physiotherapy
Unlock more healthy years
Every AOM session, guided by our Longevity Model, is designed to help you find long-term solutions and live healthier, longer.
Our approach to TMJ physiotherapy
Here’s what you can expect from your experience at Art of Mobility:
- Comprehensive Assessment: We assess jaw range of motion, muscle tone, posture, and overall movement quality. We also explore stress factors, clenching habits, and compensatory patterns.
- Hands-On Treatment: Gentle manual therapy helps release tension in the jaw, face, neck, and upper shoulders. We restore proper joint mechanics through precise, pain-free techniques.
- Client Education: You’ll leave each session knowing how to support your jaw health outside the clinic through daily habits, stretches, and self-care strategies.
- Integrated Recovery: For complex cases, we combine jaw work with dry needling, soft tissue therapy, or movement coaching to create a full-circle recovery plan.
What we help with.
- Back pain
- Hip pain
- Joint pain
- Headaches and Migraines
- Chronic pain
- Future injury prevention
- Impaired range of motion
- Neck pain
- Sprains and Strains
- Longstanding sports injuries
- Pelvic Pain
- Muscle tension
- Joint mobility issues
- Shoulder pain management
- Knee pain
- Shoulder injuries
- Arthritis
- Acute pain
- Current injury recovery
- Musculoskeletal issues
Every Session Designed Around You
Every AOM session is designed to help you feel better, move better, and live longer—with care that’s personalized, purposeful, and aligned with your goals. Whether you’re here for support, recovery, or long-term vitality, each session brings you one step closer to a healthier, longer life
Here’s what you can expect:
- A full-body and lifestyle assessment tailored to your needs
- One-on-one expert attention in a focused, supportive environment
- Hands-on care, guided strategies, or personalized recommendations
- Optional access to in-house specialists, if needed
- A clear, actionable Longevity Plan to support your progress between visits
Available at Select AOM Clinics.
Art of Mobility Physiotherapy Mississauga - Port Credit
125 Lakeshore Rd E #202, Mississauga, ON L5G 1E5, Canada
Art of Mobility Physiotherapy Toronto - Trinity Bellwoods
115 Wolseley St, Toronto, ON M6J 1K1, Canada
Have questions?
We're here to help.
How Many Sessions Will I Need For TMJ Relief?
A physiotherapist provides guidance and support to help you achieve your health and mobility goals. This can involve creating personalized wellness plans, teaching you about body mechanics, helping you develop healthy lifestyle habits, and providing ongoing support and accountability.
Is TMJ Physiotherapy Safe For All Ages?
Physiotherapy can help you achieve a wide variety of health goals, from managing chronic conditions to improving mobility and enhancing athletic performance. It can also help manage a wide range of health concerns including musculoskeletal problems, post-surgical rehabilitation, and sports injuries. It can also help you understand your body’s needs, make informed lifestyle choices, and develop healthy habits which will improve your quality of life.
Can TMJ Dysfunction Be Caused By Stress Or Anxiety?
During your first session, our physiotherapist will conduct a comprehensive consultation to understand your health history, lifestyle, and health goals. They’ll then create a personalized wellness program for you. The session itself involves a discussion with the physiotherapist, where you can ask questions, receive guidance, and learn about physiotherapy.
Benefits of Our TMJ Physiotherapy Services
01
Alleviate Jaw and Facial Pain
Target the tight muscles and restricted movement that contribute to clenching, stiffness, and discomfort during talking or eating.
02
Improve Daily Function and Comfort
Restore normal jaw mechanics and eliminate movement limitations that disrupt your routine—from brushing your teeth to enjoying a meal.
03
Reduce Related Symptoms Like Headaches and Ear Pressure
Address the muscular connections between the jaw, neck, and cranium that often contribute to tension headaches, ringing in the ears, or facial strain.
