Intra-Oral Massage and TMJ Relief
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A focused therapeutic treatment targeting the jaw, facial muscles, and TMJ tension. This session includes gentle, gloved intraoral techniques along with external facial work to help relieve jaw tightness, clenching, headaches, and facial muscle strain. Ideal for quick, targeted relief.
A comprehensive therapeutic treatment designed to release deep tension in the jaw, face, and TMJ. This session combines external facial massage with specialized intraoral (gloved) techniques to address chronic jaw tightness, teeth grinding, headaches, and facial muscle discomfort. With more time for detailed work, this treatment promotes lasting relief, improved mobility, and overall facial relaxation.
*$130 Is member and first time client pricing

Experience targeted relief with Intraoral Massage, a specialized treatment designed to release tension in the muscles of the jaw, face, and neck. By working both inside and outside the mouth, this technique helps ease jaw tightness, improve mobility, reduce tension from clenching and grinding, and promote deep relaxation. Whether you’re seeking relief from TMJ discomfort or simply looking to restore balance to the facial muscles, intraoral massage offers a unique and restorative approach to wellness.
Your therapist will begin by discussing your concerns and evaluating areas of tension in your jaw, face, and neck. During the intraoral portion of the treatment, your therapist will wear medical-grade gloves and use gentle, targeted techniques to massage the muscles both inside and outside your mouth. While you may experience pressure or tenderness in tight areas, the treatment should remain comfortable, and your therapist will communicate with you throughout the session to ensure you’re at ease.
Many clients notice a feeling of reduced tension, improved jaw mobility, and deep relaxation following their treatment. Depending on the amount of muscle tightness present, it’s normal to experience mild tenderness for a day or two afterward, similar to how you might feel after a deep tissue massage.
Intraoral massage should not be painful. Because the therapist is working with muscles that may hold significant tension, you may feel pressure or tenderness in certain areas. Your therapist will communicate with you throughout the treatment to ensure your comfort.
For your comfort and hygiene, we recommend brushing your teeth and rinsing your mouth before your appointment. Avoid eating a large meal immediately before your session if possible.
Some clients may experience mild tenderness after treatment, especially if there was significant muscle tension present. This typically feels similar to post-massage soreness and should resolve as the muscles relax.
Clients with active oral infections, open sores, recent dental procedures, or certain medical concerns should consult with their healthcare provider before receiving intraoral massage. Your therapist can discuss any questions or concerns before your appointment.
The frequency of intraoral massage depends on your individual needs, areas of tension, and your goals for treatment. Some clients benefit from more frequent sessions when addressing significant jaw or facial tension, while others may schedule treatments as needed for maintenance and relaxation. Your therapist can help recommend a schedule based on your concerns and how your body responds to treatment.
For many clients, starting with consistent sessions and then spacing them out as tension improves can be a helpful approach.

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