TMJ is a common cause of migraine headaches. Migraines are usually caused by a neurological disorder, however other conditions such as TMJ disorder have been linked to migraines as well. Migraines can cause sensitivity to light, sound, and smell.
A migraine may also temporarily alter your senses, such as causing you to feel nauseous. Physical activity can make your migraine worse. Thankfully, you don’t have to live with the pain associated with TMJ migraines because Dr. Goel is here to help.
During your consultation, Dr. Goel can examine your oral health and discuss your symptoms to determine if you would benefit from a nightguard to help prevent your TMJ headaches.