It is a psycho-neuro-muscular ailment that develops into an involuntary habit manifested by the  clenched and pressed teeth throughout the day without any kind of need. Even when there’s no food to chew. It’s a very harmful ailment for the facial muscles and teeth.

Relaxing the entire musculature and eliminating tension are some of the benefits that physiotherapy can provide when treating bruxism. Locating the points of tension and working the affected area is usually one of the most commonly used methods. In addition, our physiotherapist will manipulate the jaw area and unblock the opening joints through various techniques.