Head & jaw

Pressure in your ear, whistling or hissing, but your ear is healthy? How the jaw and neck can trigger ear symptoms and what physiotherapy can realistically do.

What lies behind the CRAFTA concept, which regions it links, who it suits and how treatment of the jaw, head and face works.

When your jaw hurts, clicks or tires during treatment with braces or aligners: how physiotherapy complements orthodontics and what you can do yourself.

Tense jaw in the morning, headaches, worn teeth? Teeth grinding and jaw clenching are common and, alongside a splint, respond well to physiotherapy.

Does your jaw hurt after a long dental treatment, or does your mouth no longer open fully? What is normal, when to act and which exercises help.

Jaw, neck and head are closely connected. If you keep getting headaches or neck pain, think about your jaw too, especially if you grind your teeth or your jaw clicks.

A clicking jaw joint is common and often harmless. If pain, locking or restricted mouth opening come with it, it is worth having it checked.

Your mouth suddenly won't open properly? Here are the causes behind a jaw clamp, when it is an emergency and how you can regain your opening.

Tension headaches are among the most common types of headache of all and can affect people of any age. Unlike migraine, they show up as a dull, pressing pain that wraps around your head like a tight band.

What can you do about CMD? Common consequences are pain, restricted jaw movement, headaches and neck tension, which can significantly affect quality of life.

Migraine is a complex neurological condition marked by severe, recurring headaches and several phases. Those affected often suffer from chronic migraine attacks, meaning episodes that recur over a period of time.