Frequently Asked Questions
Not necessarily, but Dr. Katie works well alongside dentists. If you grind your teeth, a dental exam is a good idea.
Yes, the neck can contribute to jaw pain. Studies have found reduced upper neck motion in people with TMJ disorders.
Each treatment plan is specific to what each individual patient need. Dr. Katie will exam and communicate what is appropriate for your issue.
It depends on what is found during the history and exam as well as how long the symptoms have been present. After your exam you will have a better idea as to what your care will look like and what to expect for future treatments.
If Dr. Katie notices signs of conditions that need medical care, you will be referred out for further assessment.