
What Are TMJ Orthotics and Full Mouth Rehabilitation?
TMJD Treatment

What They Are: This is phase 1 of TMJ treatment. TMJ orthotics are custom-made dental devices designed to stabilize the jaw and alleviate symptoms associated with TMJ disorders. These orthotics help to realign the bite, reduce muscle tension, and relieve pain in the jaw, neck, and head. Orthotics are removable by the patient and are reversible, but needs the care of Dr. Yang and compliance of the patient.
Indications: TMJ orthotics are ideal for patients experiencing symptoms such as jaw pain, clicking or popping of the jaw, headaches, and teeth grinding (bruxism). They are often recommended as a non-invasive first step in treating TMJ issues.
Benefits: By providing a comfortable and supportive environment for the jaw, TMJ orthotics can lead to reduced pain, improved jaw function, and better overall quality of life.

Night Guard

Jaw Tracker Technology and Muscle EMG Readings
Full Mouth Rehabilitation
What It Is: This is Phase II of TMJ Treatment. Full mouth rehabilitation involves a comprehensive approach to restoring the function and aesthetics of a patient’s entire mouth. This treatment may encompass various procedures, including crowns, bridges, implants, and orthodontics, tailored to meet individual needs.
Indications: Full mouth rehabilitation is recommended for patients with multiple dental issues, such as severe wear, misalignment, extensive decay, or tooth loss. It aims to restore both the function and appearance of the smile.
Benefits: This multidisciplinary approach allows for a complete assessment and treatment plan, ensuring that all aspects of your oral health are addressed for optimal results.
Before


Before
There had already been so much damage to her teeth that removing more teeth to rebuild them was not ideal. She had to be treated in a way that conserved the strength of her teeth.
Close up photo of her smile before we restored her bite.
After


After
We created her beautiful smile based on her golden proportion measurements.
Close up of her smile after the resin veneers were placed by Dr. Yang.
The Process of Getting a Dental Implant
Comprehensive Evaluation
Diagnostic Imaging
Custom Treatment Plan
Fabrication of Orthotics
Rehabilitation Procedures
Follow-Up Care
Utilizing Advanced Technology
Biometrics Bioresearch Biopak Muscle EMG Technology: This advanced system measures muscle activity in the jaw and surrounding areas, providing valuable data to help diagnose TMJ disorders and assess muscle function.
Jaw Tracker: This technology monitors jaw movements and positions, offering insights into how the jaw functions during various activities, such as chewing and speaking. The combination of muscle EMG and jaw tracking enables precise treatment planning and customized orthotic devices.