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TMJ Pain: Why You Have It & How to Make it Stop

by Dr. James Catt | Dec 31, 2019 | Dental Health, TMJ

Dealing with unexplained jaw tightness, facial pain, or headaches? Just the other day, a patient came into our office with the exact same problem. In fact, we see hundreds of patients every year who suffer from similar symptoms. Many of these patients assume their...

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COVID-19 Update: Dr. James Catt and his staff will be following the recommendations set forth by the Oregon mandated Executive Order No. 20-10 and closing our office limiting elective dental care. We will be temporarily closed beginning 3/18/2020 until further notice and only open for dental emergencies. A dental emergency is potentially life threatening and requires immediate treatment to stop ongoing tissue bleeding, alleviate severe pain or infection Dental emergencies include: uncontrolled bleeding, bacterial infection with swelling, and trauma involving facial bones.
 
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