TMJ Dentist in Doral

Does your jaw click when you chew? Do you wake up with jaw tension, headaches, or signs of teeth grinding? These symptoms may be connected to your bite, jaw muscles, or temporomandibular joint.

If you have been searching for a TMJ dentist in Doral, TMJ treatment Doral, TMD treatment Doral, or a neuromuscular dentist in Doral, The Smile Shop Miami offers evaluation and treatment options based on your individual needs.

Dr. Sonia Olivares has advanced neuromuscular training and can evaluate concerns such as jaw pain, teeth grinding, bite problems, TMJ-related headaches, and ear discomfort. Treatment may include an appropriate orthotic or night guard for teeth grinding, depending on your diagnosis.

Wondering, “Why does my jaw click when I chew?” or “Can a dentist treat TMJ?” A professional evaluation is the right place to begin.

Call (305) 330-3062.

https://www.thesmileshop.miami/temporomandibular-joint-disorder-treatment/

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