Intraoral massage is an effective treatment for clients who suffer from TMJ dysfunction, headaches or excess jaw tension. Practitioner wears a mask and Latex-free gloves while working inside the mouth to release the muscles and fascia involved with chewing and jaw clenching. This modality is used in conjunction with Craniosacral Therapy and massage techniques for the face, scalp and neck muscles that affect jaw alignment and tension.

Common symptoms in TMJ dysfunction that can be helped by massage include pain with opening and closing, popping and clicking of the jaw joint, migraines and chronic headaches, bruxism, chronic tension due to repetitive oral habits (ie: lip/cheek biting), ringing or fullness in the ears, muscle imbalances caused by prolonged dental treatment, unexplained pain in upper teeth, and whiplash injuries.