A bad bite can cause a variety of physical problems that can be mistaken for other ailments. People suffering from neuromuscular problems may often visit a variety of doctors, searching for relief from their symptoms before discovering neuromuscular dentistry.

Neuromuscular disorder can cause a variety of symptoms, including:

• TMJ (temporomandibular joint syndrome)
  
• Headaches or migraines
  
• Unexplained loose teeth
  
• Worn, chipped or cracked teeth
  
• Cracking, chipping or breaking dental restorations
  
• Pain or soreness around the jaw joints
  
• Pain in teeth that seems to move around
  
• Facial, neck, shoulder or back pain
  
• Clicking or grating sounds in the jaw joints
  
• Limited movement or locking jaw
  
• Numbness in fingers and arms
  
• Congestion or stuffiness of the ears