Meniere’s Disease
Meniere’s disease symptoms like dizziness and ear pressure may be linked to TMJ dysfunction. Our specialized care addresses underlying jaw issues to help reduce inner ear disturbances.
TMJ-Focused Meniere’s Disease Treatment in the Columbia River Gorge
Emerging research shows that TMJ dysfunction can contribute to the vertigo, ear fullness, and hearing changes commonly experienced with Meniere’s disease. At the TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centre of the Gorge, we specialize in identifying and treating TMJ problems that may be aggravating your inner ear symptoms. By improving jaw alignment and relieving joint pressure, we can help reduce the frequency and intensity of Meniere’s episodes.
Our holistic approach addresses the complex relationship between the jaw, ear, and nervous system. Through non-invasive therapies and advanced diagnostics, we create customized plans that support both TMJ health and inner ear balance. If you’re looking for Meniere’s disease treatment that goes beyond medications alone, our TMJ-focused solutions in the Columbia River Gorge offer a new path to relief. Contact us today at (541) 380-2500 to schedule an appointment.
Meniere’s Disease Symptoms Often Related to TMJ Dysfunction
- Vertigo (Spinning Sensation) – Sudden episodes of dizziness that may last minutes to hours.
- Ear Fullness or Pressure – Sensation of clogging or fullness in one or both ears.
- Tinnitus (Ringing in the Ears) – Persistent or fluctuating ringing, buzzing, or hissing sounds.
- Hearing Loss – Fluctuating or progressive hearing loss, often starting in one ear.
- Balance Problems – Unsteadiness or difficulty walking, especially after vertigo episodes.
- Jaw Pain or Discomfort – Jaw joint problems that can indirectly aggravate inner ear symptoms.
Benefits of Addressing TMJ Dysfunction for Meniere’s Disease
- Reduction in Vertigo Episodes – Experience fewer dizzy spells and balance disturbances
- Decreased Ear Fullness and Pressure – Feel more comfortable with less congestion and ear discomfort.
- Improved Hearing Stability – Support better ear health and potentially reduce fluctuating hearing loss.
- Enhanced Balance and Coordination – Walk and move with greater confidence and ease.
- Less Jaw and Facial Discomfort – Relieve underlying TMJ tension that may be worsening inner ear symptoms.
- Overall Better Quality of Life – Reduce the daily impact of Meniere’s symptoms and regain a sense of normalcy.
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CURTIS HAYNIE
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