A clinical study on TMJ disorders is being conducted in the Dallas, Texas area. The purpose of the study is to evaluate whether early non-surgical treatment techniques such as biofeedback, stress management and self management coping skills training, reduces jaw pain or discomfort during treatment and thereafter. Supervised by Baylor College of Dentistry, Texas A&M University, this clinical trial is being conducted at 5 community based dental clinics in Dallas. Click here to review the informed consent form. This study is only seeking ACUTE TMJ patients (symptoms occuring within the last 5 months). If you would like more information, contact Dr. Robert Gatchel, Principal Investigator at 817-272-2541 or Robbie Haggard, Program Coordinator at (214) 645-8749.
UPDATE: Summary report written for the TMJA by Dr. Gatchel 01/06/2012.
Sponsor: The National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research/National Institutes of Health
To view or order a free booklet about TMJ Disorders, visit the National Institutes of Health website.
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