Displaced TMJ Disc

What is internal derangement?

Internal derangement involves displacement of the disc that acts as a cushion between the skull and lower...

Development of the TMJ - Identifying the Genes

The TMJ Association advocates for research that will help TMD patients.  That means not only finding new drugs or other treatments to relieve...

NIH Clinical Research Trials and You

The National Institutes of Health has created a new website, NIH Clinical Research Trials and...

Avoid a TMD Misdiagnosis...Watch out for Lyme Disease

With a much warmer start to spring, ticks will be out early this year. It’s especially important to take note of this if you live in or will...

TMJ Disc Regeneration Study

Inductive, Scaffold-Based, Regenerative Medicine Approach to Reconstruction of the Temporomandibular Joint Disk  The TMJ disc is composed of...

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