Best Exercises for TMJ Disorder: Lateral and Medial Glide Mobilization


By Noam Aizenberg
1 min read

Best Exercises for TMJ Disorder: Lateral and Medial Glide Mobilization

Free how to video guides for at home physical therapy all in one place. No need to scroll through Reddit, Instagram, or YouTube anymore.

 

Instructions

  • Follow along if you have TMJ or Jaw Pain! Begin sitting upright with your tongue on the roof of your mouth.
  • Place one hand on the same side between your ear and cheek. While keeping your jaw relaxed, apply gentle pressure to your upper jaw for a light stretch on either joint. Make sure to keep your neck stable. Do not allow your head to tilt.
  • Make sure you move within a pain-free range of motion throughout the exercise. Tag someone who needs it.

Disclaimer

We are not able to diagnose or treat your TMJ Disorder over the internet. These exercises are for you to try and determine whether it helps relieve symptoms or not. If you ever feel uncomfortable or pained during the exercise, don't continue further.


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