CMD Treatment and Functional Diagnostics in Stuttgart
Relief from temporomandibular joint dysfunction for jaw clicking, headaches, shoulder pain, and more.
What is CMD?
CMD (Craniomandibular Dysfunction) describes functional disorders of the temporomandibular joint and the masticatory muscles. These can be caused by stress, incorrect loading, teeth grinding, or gaps in the teeth. Tensions in the jaw can also trigger discomfort in the head, neck, or back area. In addition, CMD often affects the entire musculoskeletal system. Therefore, precise diagnostics are important to find out the actual causes.
Who is CMD treatment suitable for?
- For jaw clicking or limited mouth opening
- For head, neck, or shoulder pain
- For bruxism (teeth grinding)
- For ill-fitting dentures
- For malocclusion
The advantages of CMD treatment
Holistic treatment approach
We analyze causes instead of symptoms.
Individual
Splint Therapy
Tooth-colored composites or ceramic for aesthetic results.
Precise
Diagnostics
Manual tests, bite analysis, and digital methods.
Improvement
in Quality of Life
Local anesthesia and gentle methods ensure high comfort.
The CMD treatment
We take the time to understand your complaints precisely and guide you carefully through every step of the treatment to improve your jaw health in the long term.
01
Diagnostics
We check the jaw, muscles, posture, and bite.
02
Creation of a splint
The splint is precisely adjusted to your bite.
03
Check-up appointments
We regularly check the effect.
04
Supplementary measures
If desired, we can collaborate with physiotherapy.
FAQ
How long does CMD treatment take?
The duration depends on the severity. Many patients feel initial improvements after just a few days. Long-term stability develops after several weeks.
Does a splint have to be worn at night?
Yes, in most cases, the splint is worn at night to allow relaxation. In some cases, wearing it during the day makes sense. We will discuss this individually.
Can pain disappear completely?
Many complaints improve significantly. With consistent therapy, they can disappear completely. Accompanying measures provide additional support.
