TMD & CFP Solutions for Health Professionals
Advanced Courses and Clinical Equipment to Enhance Your Practice.
Pack of 10 Soft, medical-grade silicone hyperboloid dental spacers designed for orthodontic pre-banding or TMJ therapy. Comfortable, durable, and easy to place. Includes 10 spacers per pack.
Cost effective and yet provides a wonderful demonstration involving the temporomandibular joint with regards to normal mechanics.
The trigger ball is a small, solid ball used for self massage
The Dual TMJ Stethoscope allows you to simultaneously auscultate both temporomandibular joints, making it easier to detect subtle joint sounds such as clicking, popping, or crepitus during jaw movement. Ideal for diagnosing disc displacement with reduction.
Use the calipers to help measure opening, lateral movements and deviation and deflection of the jaw.
The Freedom Ball® stretches and tones the body creating increased flexibility and freedom of movement. Body rolling is a technique that integrates the use of a specialized ball into the workout program.
TMD Hot/Cool PackThis hot/cold pack is a great hands-free option to help soothe temporomandibular pain while applying compression.
The OraStretch is a handheld, user-operated medical device designed to help people with limited jaw mobility.
Learn more about this TMJ Course It's a jaw motion rehabilitation system that works by providing a passive stretch to the orofacial tissues and the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). Here's a breakdown of its key features and purpose: Primary Function: The main purpose of the OraStretch is to prevent and treat trismus, also known as "lockjaw." Trismus is a condition where a person has a limited ability to open their mouth. How it Works: The device has a pair of mouthpieces that are inserted between the upper and lower teeth. By squeezing the handles, the user can slowly open their jaw to a controlled stretch. This motion helps to mobilize the TMJ and stretch the surrounding muscles and tissues. Conditions it Treats: The OraStretch is used for rehabilitation and therapy in a number of situations, including: Trismus: Caused by radiation therapy, surgery, or trauma (especially in head and neck cancer patients). TMJ Disorders (TMD): To improve joint function, reduce pain, and prevent scar tissue. Post-Surgical Rehabilitation: To regain motion and function after surgery on the jaw or surrounding areas. Other Conditions: Including scleroderma, stroke, and facial burns that affect jaw mobility. Benefits: Regular use of the OraStretch can lead to: Increased jaw range-of-motion. Prevention of stiffness and scar tissue. Reduced joint pain and inflammation. Improved jaw function and muscle strength. Safety Features: The device includes a safety limit knob that allows a clinician or the user to set a maximum opening. This prevents overstretching and potential injury. Versions: The OraStretch is available in different versions to suit various patient needs, including: Standard for adults and older children. Pediatric for younger children. Anterior for people with very limited oral openings or obstructions. Pads for edentulous patients (those with no teeth). It's important to note that the OraStretch is a medical device and should be used under the guidance of a healthcare professional. It is considered a more effective method of jaw rehabilitation compared to self-exercises or using tongue depressors.
