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Physical Therapy for TMJ and Craniofacial Pain

Find relief from TMJ and craniofacial pain with specialized physical therapy at PRO PT Group. We treat jaw pain, headaches, stiffness, and related neck issues.

Free TMJ Consultation

Jaw pain, headaches, and facial discomfort related to Temporomandibular Disorder (TMD/TMJ) are more common than most people realize. While many cases improve on their own, roughly 5–10% of people need professional care for lasting relief. PRO PT Group provides specialized TMJ and craniofacial physical therapy for patients in Madison, Middleton, Cross Plains, Fitchburg, Sauk City, and Sun Prairie.

A Conservative, Effective Approach

TMJ and craniofacial pain often involve multiple symptoms and contributing factors. The good news: research shows that more than half of patients experience significant long-term improvement with conservative therapy. Our approach focuses on identifying the underlying causes of your symptoms—not just treating flare-ups.

Common Symptoms We Treat

  • Jaw pain or stiffness
  • Headaches (tension or migraine) 
  • Pain with chewing 
  • Clicking, popping, or locking of the jaw
  • Limited jaw opening
  • Ear pain, ringing, or congestion
  • Pain behind the eyes or blurred vision 
  • Neck pain or poor posture 
  • Facial pain, numbness, or fatigue
  • Tooth pain without dental findings 
  • Dizziness 
  • Clenching, grinding, or stress-related habits
  • Symptoms following trauma or whiplash

 

Why Choose Physical Therapy for TMJ Disorders?

Physical therapists are uniquely trained to evaluate the muscles, joints, and movement mechanics of the jaw, neck, and head. Our comprehensive treatment plans address both the source of your pain and the surrounding structures that influence it.

The Benefits of Our TMJ Treatment

Personalized Evaluation

Personalized Evaluation

Personalized Evaluation

We assess posture, jaw mechanics, muscle tightness, movement patterns, and contributing habits like grinding or clenching.

Non-Invasive Treatment:

Personalized Evaluation

Personalized Evaluation

We utilize manual therapy, therapeutic exercises, posture training, and behavioral modification techniques, avoiding the need for medication or surgery.

Long-Term Relief

Long-Term Relief

Long-Term Relief

We teach you strategies to prevent recurring symptoms and maintain a comfortable, functional jaw.

Holistic Care

Long-Term Relief

Long-Term Relief

TMJ pain is often linked to neck and upper-back dysfunction, so your treatment plan addresses all related areas for full recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

TMJ symptoms can develop from muscle tension, poor posture, grinding or clenching, stress, trauma, arthritis, or imbalances in the neck and jaw.


Therapists use manual techniques, exercises, posture correction, and habit retraining to reduce pain, improve jaw movement, and address contributing factors.


Yes. Poor posture, stress-related clenching, and neck dysfunction often contribute to TMJ pain. Effective treatment typically addresses all these factors.


Yes. Conservative therapy is the recommended first-line treatment and is effective for most patients before considering more invasive options.


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