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Living With TMJDs

If you have been diagnosed with a TMJD or know someone who has been, this is an excellent resource to find answers to all of your questions. You'll get a solid introduction to what TMJDs are and what you can expect if you have one. There are tips on how to find relief when suffering TMJ pain. There is also a comprehensive section that includes links and information on associated conditions that often 'overlap' TMJDs, as well as links and information about books and other websites that contain useful information for TMJD sufferers.

TMJ Community

The TMJA is refocusing their efforts to offer support and advocacy for sufferers of TMJDs and those who support them. You don't have to feel alone. Read and share TMJ stories, contact your senator, and learn how to reach out to others who actually know exactly how you feel. Join the TMJ Community and follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

Science of TMJ

The TMJA has always sought to find better science to understand the causes of TMJDs, and ultimately we'd like that science to find a cure. To that end, the TMJA has arranged a number of Science Meetings to bring experts in the field together to share their findings and ideas in hopes of furthering TMJ research. Take a look as some of the past Science Meeting agendas, the latest scientific articles and papers concerning TMJ, and learn more about current funding opportunities for science professionals interested in TMJ research.

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We can't change the face of TMJ without you. Make a tax-deductible contribution today! Your donations are used to further research efforts, increase awareness, and maintain our ability to support TMJ sufferers. The TMJA is a non-profit organization so we rely on your donations to keep our doors open.