TMJ Cranial Nerve Sound Bath

The Trigeminal nerve is the fifth and largest cranial nerve, it is responsible for sensation in the face and certain motor functions such as biting and chewing. Relaying sensory information to the mandibular nerve plays a direct role in TMJ disorders.

This sound bath was made to relax the Trigeminal nerve and reduce symptoms like teeth grinding and jaw clicking. Allow these crystal singing bowl vibrations to penetrate the body. They’re proven to reduce stress, relax muscles, and improve sleep, all of which are significant factors in the treatment of TMJ disorders.

Providing mild, sustained stimulation, these bowls can trigger nerves to relax, allowing muscles to release. I hope you find great relief.

Be well, Vibe Tribe.

Reviews

So healing 💚

I’ve been experiencing a lot of pain radiating pain in my lower left jaw. Came on suddenly. I have pain in the upper left from what I believe to be a botched root canal and I’m close to going back to the dentist/endodontist to have it looked at again. During this meditation I could totally feel these areas vibrating from the sound. It was painful, but I was more fascinated by it that hurt by it. I also suffer from Burning Mouth Syndrome which is a neurological condition whereby the nerves in your mouth kind of misfire and causes your tongue, roof of the mouth, and lips to burn. The pain is constant , and not much of anything relieves it. I’m being treated with medications for this which really don’t seem to be helping much.
I’m going to be looking more into the idea of sound healing after listening to this meditation. Thank you for sharing it with us all.

It was beautiful to listen to.

Blissful as always a dreamy way to relax into my sleep… subliminal or healing sounds did something to my jaw,it loosen it, I don’t suffer any tension there…. I chose the TMJ bc I liked the sound. I do have a right neck pain …. Let’s see how my day goes… I will go back tonight to your sound and report tomorrow, thank you so much

Nice 😊