Practice Description
# MRI Analysis if needed
# CatScan Analysis
# X-rays of the TMJ
# Natural Pain Supplements
# Multidisciplinary Diagnosis
# Multidisciplinary Treatment
# Craniofacial Pain
# MigrainePain
# TMJ Therapy
# Wheelchair friendly facilities
The doctor that you go to for treatment of the TMJ should have the expertise and knowledge to diagnose the TMJ, which side is causing the dysfunction. The patient should see immediate relief of the TMJ pain while in the doctor?s office before leaving, and a decrease in the painful temporal muscles side of the head, masseter muscle (chewing muscles) jaw pain, pterygoid muscles (jaw joint muscles), and be able to open and close the jaw with decreased pain before leaving the doctors office.
Dr. Donald G. Kimble, D.C. is an associate member of the American Academy of Craniofacial Pain, an elite group of doctors nationwide who have the expertise to correctly assess and diagnose headaches, migraines, craniofacial pain and jaw dysfunctions. He is a specialist in the Neuro-skeletal system and specialzes in the TMJ joint dysfunction and correction.
Dr. Donald G. Kimble, a neuro-muscular specialist doctor, has been in practice 46 years, and has successfully treated thousands of patients who have lived with various forms of craniofacial and TMJ pain, and who have endured symptoms for as long as 20 years or longer during their quest to obtain relief.