Understanding the relationship between your jaw and your body is key to understanding how your TMJ can cause neck pain.
TMJ dysfunction can be caused by dysfunction in one or several muscles that hold the joint in place, which affects the pressure on the disc. And when it comes to the musculoskeletal system there’s really no such thing as isolation.
Although the effects of the jaw on the body is not often recognized in the fitness and health arena, they are important and could be the missing link in your journey.
This course will teach you how to:
Identify the impact of the jaw on athleticism
As an intervention step, understand the role of mouthguards
Combine theory and knowledge to evaluate your own jaw health
Enhance muscular strength, power and endurance
Jaw rehabilitation can improve balance and stability.
Learn effective strategies to relieve TMJ-related symptoms
Understanding the links between the jaw, tongue, and teeth
Identify the key factors in TMD and their relationship
A 2015 study from the New York University College of Dentistry compared different jaw position while evaluating running gait. The researchers concluded that a properly aligned jaw results in a more symmetrical running style.
Recent study confirms that alteration of head and neck positions can have an immediate negative impact on respiratory function.
Your ability to breathe through your nose is affected by the position of your tongue. This can affect your sinuses and your eyes as well as your head, neck, shoulders, and head.
Research has shown that your jaw, balance, and posture are all connected.
Several significant studies show that your jaw position and the way your teeth fit together can affect your balance and posture.
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