
TMJ &
Non-Invasive Therapy




Signs You Might Be Dealing With TMJ
It's rarely just the jaw. Headaches, restless sleep, worn teeth, neck and shoulder tension — TMJ shows up in more places than the jaw itself. If any of the following sound familiar, it's worth a focused conversation:
Symptom List
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Jaw pain, tightness, or fatigue
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Clicking, popping, or a jaw that occasionally locks
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Frequent tension headaches or migraines
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Soreness through the neck, shoulders, or face
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Worn, chipped, or sensitive teeth
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Grinding or clenching
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Waking up tense rather than rested
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Ear pressure with no clear cause
Our Approach
TMJ rarely has a single cause. Bite alignment, muscle patterns, posture, sleep, stress, and previous dental work can all play a part. Dr. Kaur takes the time to look at the full picture and recommend the least invasive path that addresses the source — not just the symptoms.
What Non-Invasive Treatment Can Look Like
Every plan is shaped to the person in the chair. Some patients need a single appliance and a few adjustments; others benefit from a longer, layered approach. Options include:
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Custom-fitted night guards and bite splints
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Bite assessment and occlusal therapy
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Guided relaxation and self-care techniques for the jaw and surrounding muscles
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Restorative dentistry to support a stable, comfortable bite
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Coordinated referrals to trusted physiotherapists, RMTs, and sleep specialists when needed
What to Expect
At Holistic Smiles Dental Wellness, you can expect a calm, considered process — from the first visit forward.
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An unhurried consultation. We want to understand the symptoms, the history, and how it's affecting your day-to-day.
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A thorough clinical assessment of the bite, jaw movement, and any dental factors in play.
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A plan that's clearly explained — what we recommend, why, and what each step actually involves.
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Treatment delivered at your pace, in a space designed to feel calm rather than clinical.
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Follow-through. We check in, adjust where needed, and make sure things are working.

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