In Episode 9 of "Journey to a Pain Free Life," titled "Relief," Dr. Insolera delves into the crucial concept of addressing the root cause of pain rather than merely alleviating the symptoms. He emphasizes that true and lasting relief can only be achieved by understanding and treating the underlying issues contributing to pain. Throughout the episode, Dr. Insolera explores various diagnostic approaches and treatment strategies that focus on identifying and targeting these core problems. By shifting the focus from symptom management to root cause resolution, patients can experience more effective and sustainable pain relief, leading to a healthier and more fulfilling life.

<p>In Episode 9 of "Journey to a Pain Free Life," titled "Relief," Dr. Insolera delves into the crucial concept of addressing the root cause of pain rather than merely alleviating the symptoms. He emphasizes that true and lasting relief can only be achieved by understanding and treating the underlying issues contributing to pain. Throughout the episode, Dr. Insolera explores various diagnostic approaches and treatment strategies that focus on identifying and targeting these core problems. By shifting the focus from symptom management to root cause resolution, patients can experience more effective and sustainable pain relief, leading to a healthier and more fulfilling life.</p>

Headaches, jaw pain, biting your tongue, mouth or cheek.  Even neck, shoulder and back pain can all be symptoms of TMJ.  TMJ is a best described as dysfunction of the jaw muscles and joints.  It can be as minor as popping or clicking when the mouth is opened and closed, or as serious as persistent pain extending into the face, neck and shoulders.  TMJ is curable.  This podcast will take you step by step through the process of becoming pain-free.

<p>Headaches, jaw pain, biting your tongue, mouth or cheek. &nbsp;Even&nbsp;neck, shoulder and back pain can all be symptoms of TMJ. &nbsp;TMJ is a best described as dysfunction of the jaw muscles and joints. &nbsp;It can be as minor as popping or clicking when the mouth is opened and closed, or as serious as persistent pain extending into the face, neck and shoulders.&nbsp;&nbsp;TMJ is curable. &nbsp;This podcast will take you step by step through the process of becoming pain-free.</p>

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