Dental Physiotherapy

LorraineCarroll & SimonCoghlan

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Suite 2, 24-26 Gloucester Road, Buderim QLD 4556 Australia

Welcome to Our Clinic

Our story began in 2005 in Dublin, Ireland, when we realised our dream of starting a physiotherapy clinic. From humble beginnings, Mount Merrion Physiotherapy & Health became a centre of excellence in physiotherapy and related healthcare services. Our team looked after our community for 16 years before we relocated to Australia in 2021, where we continue to help those who want to feel, move, and live better.

Our clinic offers expert physiotherapy for a variety of dental-related conditions, such as TMJ Disorder (TMD), headaches, and orofacial pain, alongside orthodontic and surgical rehabilitation. We focus on providing comprehensive care that centres on your needs.

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We are conveniently located at Sunshine Coast Dental Specialists, 24-26 Gloucester Road, Buderim, next to the beautiful Manawee Garden Centre.

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Our unique Functional Integrated Physiotherapy approach combines the best, most effective and scientifically validated techniques derived from manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, dry needling & medical acupuncture, electrotherapeutics and biopsychosocial strategies.

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Temporomandibular Disorder (TMD): TMJ related jaw pain, tension & clicking.

Bruxism: Teeth grinding and clenching, with jaw tension, facial pain, and associated headaches.

Headaches linked to dental issues: Caused by dental conditions such as malocclusions and impacted teeth or associated with TMD.

Neck Pain and Upper Cervical Dysfunction: Commonly associated with jaw pain and headaches.

Myofascial pain: Persistent muscle pain and tension related to trigger points in the facial and neck regions.

Post-dental surgery: Rehabilitation following dental surgeries like implants or extractions, focusing on pain reduction and restoring jaw movement and function.

Orofacial pain: Pain experienced in the mouth, jaw, or face caused by conditions such as TMD, neuralgias, sinusitis and headaches.

Cervicogenic headaches: Caused by neck dysfunction focusing on correcting postural alignment and relieving muscle tension in the cervical and occipital regions.