TMD
Physical
Therapist/
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Low-force
Jaw
Exerciser
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How
does
it
work?
The device uses soft inflatable parts that are built into its body. Depending on the model, it may have one or two inflatablesections, which allow a greater range of jaw movement during exercises.When the device is in use, these parts guide the lower jaw through a natural, gentle movement, helping the jaw joint movesmoothly while reducing strain.Air flows into each inflatable section through its own small tube, keeping the movement balanced and controlled.The Isences® TMD Physio Care™ devices (with single or double inflatable sections) are especially helpful for people with tight orcramped jaw muscles. They provide a safe way to relax muscle spasms and to perform light strengthening exercises for thechewing muscles.
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Below you’ll find key information about the device, its intended use, and rehabilitation benefits. Additional details are available in the product descriptions and in our full FAQ page.
Is the Isences® TMD Physio Care a certified medical device?
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Millions of people experience jaw clicking, stiffness, limited opening, or facial pain — symptoms commonly known as TMD (temporomandibular disorders).These issues can make eating,...
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