TMJ Pain Cream

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This product requires a prescription. There is no compounding without a prescription for "office use" per FDA regulations.

TMJ cream is often prescribed by dentist for use after certain oral procedures. It offers greater concentration in the area of pain when applied topically compared to when taken orally. TMJ cream is often prescribed by dentist after an oral procedure because it is necessary for a patient’s mouth to remain open for a long period of time. This may cause pain for joints in the mouth. A topical pain cream can help reduce the discomfort that may come from overuse of certain joints. Other possible causes of TMJ disorders include injuries to the jaw and chronic teeth grinding.

Patients experiencing TMJ pain may feel aching along their jaw, around their ear, pain throughout their face, and difficulty chewing without locking their joints. Some individuals may hear a clicking sound when they try to chew. Often this cream is prescribed to be used for a few days after a procedure but can be prescribed for longer (2-3 weeks) if symptoms are more severe.