We diagnose and treat TMJ pain and dysfunction. TMJ dysfunction can include clicking and popping of jaw joint, difficulty opening and closing mouth, Difficulty chewing food and Pain in the jaw muscles.

Jaw and facial muscle disorders can contribute to certain headaches and facial pain. We evaluate the relationship between your symptoms and develop a personalized approach to care.

Facial nerve pain can be sharp, burning, or shock-like and may sometimes be difficult to diagnose. We evaluate facial and oral nerve pain and coordinate appropriate treatment along with other specialists as needed.

Clenching and grinding can contribute to jaw pain, muscle tension, headaches, and tooth discomfort. We evaluate contributing factors and develop strategies to reduce their impact.

When tooth or facial pain continues despite dental treatment, the source may not always be the tooth itself. We evaluate persistent pain to help determine whether it may be related to the jaw, muscles, nerves, or other causes.

We provide evaluation and treatment for snoring and sleep apnea in coordination with sleep medicine specialists.

Certain orofacial pain conditions can refer pain to the ear and can also contribute to tinnitus symptoms. We evaluate to diagnose non ENT source of your ear pain and tinnitus.

Exceptional care begins with seeing the whole picture.We take a thoughtfully integrated approach, collaborating with trusted specialists across dentistry, medicine, sleep and physical therapy when needed.

Personalized medications are incorporated to help reduce pain, restore function and support healing.

Custom oral appliances may be recommended for certain TMJ disorders, jaw muscle pain, clenching and grinding. Each appliance is selected based on your individual needs.

When oral appliance therapy is recommended by your sleep medicine specialists , we provide precisely fabricate, custom-designed appliances.

Therapeutic injections including trigger point injections, TMJ injections and nerve blocks may be used to help manage Orofacial pain. Treatment is determined by your diagnosis and clinical needs.

When appropriate, we coordinate care with physical therapy specialists experienced in TMJ and cervical disorders.These individual treatments help restore function and strength.

BOTOX® may help reduce excessive jaw muscle activity and muscle-related pain and tension. Dr. Iftikhar evaluates each patient to determine whether this treatment is appropriate.