Ep. 241 - TMJ is an Orthopedic Problem - Not a Dental One, Find Out How to Treat
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Dr. Tanenbaum walks through the three pathways that drive most jaw problems: physical trauma, chronic stress and the mind-body connection, and underlying medical conditions like thyroid disease, GI dysfunction, and connective tissue disorders. He explains why the neck is one of the most overlooked contributors to jaw pain, why sleep bruxism is driven by the brain rather than a bad habit, and why most people who grind their teeth never develop a problem at all. The conversation also covers the three distinct types of pain (somatic, neuropathic, and nociplastic), why women make up roughly 70 percent of TMD patients, where Botox does and doesn't belong in treatment, and several memorable cases where an "alleged TMD problem" turned out to be something else entirely, including one patient whose jaw pain was actually a heart attack.
Dr. Tanenbaum's new book, "Lockjaw: A Human Problem: What You Need to Know to Start Feeling Better," releases in early September 2026.
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Donald R. Tanenbaum, DDS, MPH
Diplomate, American Board of Orofacial Pain | Fellow, American Academy of Orofacial Pain
Practice: New York TMJ and Oral Facial Pain
NYC office: 630 Fifth Avenue, Suite 1857, New York, NY 10111 — (212) 265-0110
Long Island office: 812 Wheeler Road, Hauppauge, NY 11788
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