Jaw joint (TMJ) manual therapy (page in Hungarian)
Hands-on treatment of jaw joint pain and clicking, also alongside orthodontic treatment. Only at the Pasarét clinic, with two of our physiotherapists.
Shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand
Treatment of jaw joint (TMJ) problems
Book a consultation (opens in a new tab)Pasarét: 5.0 / 5 · 65 Google reviews (opens in a new tab)
The booking page may open in Hungarian: switch it to English with the language menu at the top. Our physiotherapists speak English.
Complaints people come to us with
Complaints in this group that our patients often mention:
- Jaw joint (TMJ) pain
- Clicking in the jaw joint
- Jaw joint complaints during orthodontic treatment
In the case of a traumatic injury, a tumour, inflammation of the jaw joint or lockjaw, the clinic can only see you after a consultation with an oral surgeon or a gnathologist.
Jaw joint treatment at the Pasarét clinic can be booked with Franyó Nóra and Sztányi Borka.
How we treat it at MozgásKlinika
The treatment plan is always based on the assessment.
Manual therapy
Hands-on treatment for joint mobility and pain relief, followed up with active exercise.
Your first visit in 3 steps
-
Assessment
We talk through your complaints and look at your reports, followed by a physical examination and posture analysis.
-
Plan
Based on the results we draw up a personal therapy plan, following the MozgásPiramis® method.
-
Treatment
Treatment begins in that same session.
Therapists who specialise in this
Based on the therapists’ own list of specialisms published in the Salonic booking system.
Franyó Nóra
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy degree: University of Debrecen, Faculty of Health Sciences
Full profile in Hungarian
Sztányi Borka
Physiotherapist
Physiotherapy degree: Semmelweis University; earlier trained in conductive education
Full profile in Hungarian
Articles on this topic
Practical articles from the physiotherapists of our two clinics.
Jaw joint problems (TMD): treatment at the Pasarét clinic
A clicking, painful or stiff jaw? What is known about temporomandibular disorders, and how the jaw assessment and jaw manual therapy work at Pasarét.
Retek utca or Pasarét: Which District II Clinic to Choose?
MozgásKlinika's two District II clinics: what is the same, what differs, which therapists list your complaint at each clinic, and what to ask before booking.
Physiotherapy and Manual Therapy: What Is the Difference?
Active exercise or hands-on treatment? The difference between physiotherapy, manual therapy and combined therapy, and why they build on each other.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a referral for jaw joint problems?
No. You can book an appointment at MozgásKlinika (Pasarét or Retek utca) online or by phone without a referral. If you have earlier scans or reports (MRI, X-ray, CT), please bring them to your first visit.
How much does the first visit cost?
The first consultation and assessment lasts 60 minutes and costs 24,990 HUF. At the first visit we assess you and start treatment in the same session, with manual therapy, physiotherapy or both.
How many sessions will I need?
The number of sessions cannot be guaranteed in advance: it depends on the assessment and on how you respond to treatment. After the assessment we tell you which treatments we suggest and how long the therapy may take.
Related conditions
In more depth: the MozgásKlinika network’s professional article (in Hungarian) (opens in a new tab)
Last updated:
This page is general information and does not replace an in-person assessment. Services, prices, equipment and opening times are subject to change. For current details, call us or see the pages of MozgásKlinika’s own clinics: our clinics.
Start your recovery this week
The first consultation lasts 60 minutes, costs 24,990 HUF, and treatment starts in the same session. No referral needed.
- No referral needed
- Treatment starts at your first visit
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
- We speak Hungarian and English