Tips To Taking Control Of Your TMJ Disorder

The TMJ is a hinge joint that connects the mandible, or the lower jaw, to the temporal bone of the skull, which is found on the front of the ears, on the sides of the head. These flexible joints let the jaw move up and down, and to the side -- movements that we do when we chew, yawn, or talk.

TMJ suffers experience pain and eye problems such as bloodshot eyes, blurred vision, sensitivity to light, watery eyes, pressure behind the eyes, and pain above, below, and behind the eyes. Pain or ten...