TMJ Pain, Jaw Clicking, or Headaches? Let’s Find Out What’s Going On.
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Whether your TMJ symptoms just started or you’ve been struggling for years, you deserve answers and a clear path forward.
Jaw pain, clicking, headaches, and difficulty chewing can make everyday activities uncomfortable. And if you’ve already tried a night guard or other treatments without satisfactory relief, you may be wondering what to do next.
At Omaha TMJ Clinic, Dr. Tyler Baker focuses on understanding how your jaw moves and how the muscles and joints work together. Our goal is to identify factors that may be contributing to your symptoms and help you explore appropriate treatment options.
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Omaha, Nebraska | Call (402) 397-1800
Do These TMJ Symptoms Sound Familiar?
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Jaw pain or tenderness
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Clicking or popping when opening your mouth
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Headaches or facial discomfort
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Ear pain or pressure
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Jaw stiffness or limited opening
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Pain or fatigue when chewing
TMJ problems can affect people differently. Some people experience occasional symptoms, while others struggle with discomfort that interferes with eating, sleeping, or daily activities.
New to TMJ Problems? Or Have You Already Tried Treatment?
If Your Symptoms Are New
You may be wondering why your jaw suddenly hurts, whether clicking is normal, or if your headaches could be related to your jaw.
We take the time to evaluate your symptoms, explain what we find, and help you understand your options.
If You’ve Already Tried Treatment
Perhaps you’ve worn a night guard, tried medication, or received other care but are still experiencing discomfort.
TMJ disorders can involve different contributing factors. A fresh evaluation may help identify additional considerations and determine whether another treatment approach may be appropriate.
No matter where you are in your TMJ journey, understanding your condition is the first step.
Meet Dr. Tyler Baker
Experience, Personal Attention, and a Focus on TMJ Function
Dr. Tyler Baker has been in practice for over 18 years and has a particular interest in helping people experiencing TMJ pain and dysfunction.
He believes that understanding your symptoms, listening to your concerns, and evaluating how your jaw functions are important parts of developing an individualized approach to care.
Whether you’re dealing with a new problem or persistent symptoms, his goal is to help you understand what’s happening and make informed decisions about your treatment.
A Different Focus on Jaw Function
Your jaw does much more than open and close. Its muscles and joints work together every time you talk, chew, and swallow.
At Omaha TMJ Clinic, we use a conservative approach called Active Alignment Therapy (AAT), which emphasizes evaluating jaw movement, muscle coordination, and function.
By looking at how your jaw moves—not just where it rests—we work to better understand factors that may be contributing to discomfort or limited motion.
Because TMJ disorders can have different causes, treatment recommendations are based on your individual examination findings.
What to Expect at Your First TMJ Visit
We want you to feel comfortable and informed from the beginning.
1. We Listen
We discuss your symptoms, health history, and previous treatments.
2. We Examine
We evaluate your jaw movement, muscles, and other relevant clinical findings.
3. We Explain
We discuss what we find, whether treatment may be appropriate, and what your next steps could look like.
Ready to Better Understand Your TMJ Symptoms?
Whether your jaw problems are new or you’ve been searching for relief for years, we’re here to listen, evaluate, and help you explore your options.
[Schedule Your TMJ Evaluation]
Omaha TMJ Clinic
10815 Prairie Brook Road
Omaha, NE 68144
(402) 397-1800