While not everyone may require a CT scan for TMJ orthotic appliance therapy, it can be a valuable diagnostic tool in some instances. CT scans provide detailed images of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and surrounding structures, helping our specialists assess the condition of the joint and identify any anatomical abnormalities. This information is crucial for customizing your TMJ orthotic appliance and ensuring the most effective treatment plan tailored to your unique needs. While CT scans provide valuable insights, a thorough evaluation for TMJ disorders involves various diagnostic methods, including clinical assessments, sleep studies, and dental evaluations. The choice of imaging modalities should be based on the specific clinical context and information needed for diagnosis and treatment planning.