05/08/2025
🧠 Masterclass: Treating Migraine, Sinus, Cervicogenic Headaches & TMJ 💆♂️
You may have noticed that Casey was out of the clinic late last week — he was back in the classroom undertaking advanced professional development in the assessment, treatment, and management of TMJ (temporomandibular joint) dysfunction, sinus-related issues, migraines and Cervicogenic headaches. This in-depth course explored the complex relationship between jaw mechanics, facial structures, and chronic pain presentations such as headaches and migraines. Special thanks to David Lintonbon & Jon Marshall for all their help.
🔑 Casey’s Key Takeaways:
🔹 The TMJ is a complex joint — its unique structure and function mean it can become dysfunctional in various ways, each requiring targeted treatment strategies.
🔹 Headaches and facial pain often share overlapping causes — whether stemming from the TMJ, sinus congestion, or neurological patterns like migraines, one common theme is clear: pain is the end result.
🔹Lifestyle matters — Daily activities such as posture at work, teeth grinding, or sporting habits can significantly contribute to TMJ dysfunction and related headaches. Identifying and managing these factors is crucial to lasting relief.
If you’ve been experiencing jaw pain, facial tightness, frequent headaches, or sinus pressure — these symptoms could be linked & treatment may be beneficial.
📞💬 If you have any questions, would like to know more or suffering through any of the above, get in touch!
