SPG Blocks
for TMJ Pain
A sphenopalatine ganglion block can provide immediate relief from facial and head pain caused by TMJ disorder.
TMJ Pain You Can Treat
TMJ disorder can cause widespread pain throughout the head and face, including facial pain in the forehead, mouth, cheeks, and around the eyes. Many patients also experience chronic earaches and persistent pain in the neck and upper back.
These pain patterns are caused by dysfunction of the sphenopalatine ganglion, a cluster of nerve cells located behind the nose. By targeting this nerve bundle directly, SPG blocks provide rapid and effective relief from TMJ-related pain.
How SPG Blocks Work
During an SPG block, a thin applicator is gently inserted into each nostril to deliver a local anesthetic directly to the sphenopalatine ganglion nerve bundle. The procedure is quick, non-invasive, and requires no injections.
Quick Results
Patients often experience immediate pain reliefNo Injections
Intranasal delivery requires no needles or incisionsOutpatient Procedure
Nonsurgical and noninvasive; go home the same dayStart with a Simple TMJ and Sleep Screening
Do You Have TMJ?
Take our quick 2-minute assessment to find out if your symptoms may be related to TMJ disorder. Take TMJ Quiz
Sleep Apnea Risk?
Discover if your snoring, fatigue, or restless sleep could indicate sleep apnea with this brief screening. Take Sleep Quiz
Advanced Non Surgical Solutions
Combining proven techniques with innovative technology to deliver exceptional outcomes.
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Oral Appliance Therapy
Custom-fitted devices that reposition the jaw for optimal function and airway support.
Oral Appliance Therapy
Custom-fitted devices that reposition the jaw for optimal function and airway support.
Oral Appliance Therapy
Custom-fitted devices that reposition the jaw for optimal function and airway support.


