Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders can cause chronic jaw pain, headaches, clicking sounds, and difficulty chewing, significantly affecting a patient's quality of life. At Dr. 32, we offer specialized diagnostic and treatment services for TMJ dysfunction, addressing both the symptoms and underlying causes of joint and muscle imbalance.
Our approach begins with a comprehensive evaluation of jaw movement, bite alignment, and muscle tension to accurately diagnose the source of discomfort. Depending on the severity of the condition, treatment may include custom-fitted night guards or splints to reduce clenching and grinding, physical therapy exercises to relax the jaw muscles, and in some cases, bite correction through orthodontic or restorative dentistry.
We understand that TMJ pain can be debilitating, which is why our treatment plans are designed to provide both immediate symptom relief and long-term joint stability. By combining modern diagnostic tools with a conservative, patient-centered approach, we aim to restore comfortable jaw function and eliminate the chronic pain associated with TMJ disorders — helping you get back to living without discomfort.
Routine care for all ages
Smile makeovers & veneers
Permanent tooth replacement
Comprehensive planning
Durability & comfort
Single, multiple, full‑arch
Popular, effective technique. Two‑step procedure with titanium fixture. No shaving of adjacent teeth.
Full or partial dentures, custom‑made. Ideal when implants are not practical.
Specialized treatments for gingivitis and periodontitis. Healthy gums support overall health.
Porcelain on‑lays, veneers, laminates — strong, natural color, repair fractures.
Awareness and tools to avoid future problems. Prevention is the best treatment.
Customized solutions: crowns, bridges, implant surgery, and removable restorations.
When decay reaches the pulp, we remove and seal with minimal pain using advanced anesthesia.
“Every smile is unique. Our approach is a customized solution rather than a general solution, because we believe that in dentistry each person’s requirement needs to be viewed differently.”