Osteopathy for Jaw Pain
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Jaw discomfort can affect speaking, eating, and sleep. If you notice clicking, clenching, tightness, or pain around your jaw or sides of your face, Osteopath Glenn Strutt offers hands-on sessions to support relief and improved function.
Based at Cannon Hill Clinic, Glenn provides local care for TMJ and jaw-related symptoms across Brisbane.
FAQs
How an Osteopath Supports Jaw Pain
Glenn assesses the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), cervical spine, and surrounding soft tissue to identify mechanical restrictions and muscular tension contributing to jaw pain.
His sessions often include:
Soft tissue techniques around the jaw, neck, shoulders, and upper back
Joint mobilisation for the cervical spine
Postural and ergonomic advice to reduce strain
Tailored Wellness Plans for ongoing management
Glenn’s approach targets both the jaw and the related structures that influence pain, helping patients move, speak, and rest more comfortably.
Common Causes of Jaw Pain
Glenn regularly sees patients presenting with:
Clicking, locking, or restricted jaw movement
Tension in the jaw, face, or temples after stress or screen time
Clenching during the day or at night
Discomfort when speaking, eating, or opening the mouth
Tightness linked to muscular overload or joint strain
What to Expect in a Jaw Pain Appointment
Your Initial Consultation includes:
Assessment of jaw movement, alignment, and muscle function
Evaluation of related areas: neck, upper back, and shoulders
Hands-on care to reduce tension and improve joint mobility
Practical strategies for posture, ergonomics, and daily jaw use
Is Osteopathy Right For Your Jaw Pain?
Glenn provides hands-on, practical care for jaw discomfort, focusing on muscular and biomechanical contributors.
TMJ dysfunction is rarely just about the jaw. Assessing posture, muscle tone, and how the neck and shoulders are working. Patients often find improvement when strain across the whole system is addressed.