Natural Treatment for TMJ

📍 📍 That’s called the zygomatic arch. One more time. So there’s a bone called the zygomatic arch,

which is right here,

that’s what I got my finger on. That’s the cheek bone. And then what we’re trying to do is avoid hitting that bone, because it’ll hurt. And there’s a muscle on the chin right here,

which is what’s being affected by the TMJ,

and then that’s where we’re trying to get some relief. And do a 1,500 on this side,

and do 1,500 on the other side. I’m angling it up slightly,

to kind of avoid hitting her throat that’s what’s making it tickle. See that spot right there? See how it jumps? That’s how you know where you gotta work. See that? So it’s a very small circle when you do this area.

Most people can’t go up this high. Where it usually only goes up to about a .5

but with her she’s able to tolerate a 1.5. So you gotta be careful to not,

to angle it up.

Is it a little easier on this side? Yeah. See how it’s not jumping around as much?

So TMJ is usually pretty bad on one side,

not so bad on the other side.