Role of physical therapy in temporomandibular joint pain— A short review

Abstract

This efficient survey broke down investigations looking at the adequacy of different active recuperation intercessions for temporomandibular joint (TMJ) pain. The accompanying suggestions emerged from the various surveys: (1) dynamic activities and manual activations may be compelling; (2) postural preparation might be utilized in blend with different intercessions, as autonomous impacts of postural preparation are obscure; (3) mid-laser treatment might be more compelling than other electrotherapy modalities; (4) programs including unwinding strategies and biofeedback, electromyography preparing, and proprioceptive re-schooling might be more successful than fake treatment or occlusal supports; and (5) blends of dynamic activities, manual treatment, postural adjustment, and unwinding procedures might be viable. These studies ought to be seen carefully.