The effect of kinesiotaping on temporomandibular joint dysfunction: A literature review
Corresponding Author(s) : Ms. Marissa De Souza Eremita
International Journal of Allied Medical Sciences and Clinical Research,
Vol. 8 No. 2 (2020): 2020 Volume 8- Issue -2
Abstract
Background
Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction is a broad term used to describe various conditions involving the joint like pain, reduced range of motion, stiff muscles of mastication, clicking or popping sensation in the jaw or a change in the way the upper and lower teeth fit together. The major causes for TMJ dysfunction can be myogenous, arthrogenous or due to disc displacement. Management of TMJ dysfunction includes occlusal splints, self care and lifestyle modification. Physiotherapy interventions include biofeedback, TMJ exercises, TMJ mobilization, electrotherapy modalities, splinting, kinesiotaping, and postural correction.
Objective
To review the effects of kinesiotaping on TMJ dysfunction.
Methodology
An extensive literature search was performed on various electronic and print databases like PubMed, Cochrane, Science Direct, Pedro. 888 articles were retrieved based on search strategies in which 5 studies fulfilling the eligibility criteria were reviewed and reported.
Conclusion
Literature review suggests that, kinesiotaping works as an adjunct and helps by reducing pain and increasing the jaw range of motion in individuals, but does not work by itself as a treatment method.
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[8]. Tape R. What is The Kinesio Taping® Method?. What is KT Tape. 2010. [9]. Anumula SK, Beku C, Raj M Reduction of Tempero Mandibular Dislocation: A Case Report. PhysiotherRehabil 2, 2017, 127. [10]. Baklaci K. Comparison of Oral Splinting and Kinesiotaping in Temporomandibular Joint Pain. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, TAF Health Command. 2016. [11]. Keskinruzgar A, Kucuk AO, Yavuz GY, Koparal M, Caliskan ZG, Utkun M. Comparison of kinesio taping and occlusal splint in the management of myofascial pain in patients with sleep bruxism. Journal of back and musculoskeletal rehabilitation. 2019, 1-6.