Momentum Sports & Spine Physiotherapy

  Motor vehicle accidents can leave individuals with a wide range of injuries, from mild soft tissue strains to more serious musculoskeletal issues that affect movement and quality of life. Recovering from such incidents often requires a comprehensive and carefully monitored rehabilitation process. Motor Vehicle Accident Physiotherapy Edmonton sessions are designed to support recovery by addressing pain, improving function, and helping individuals regain their strength and confidence. Each session is tailored to the specific needs of the patient, depending on the type of injury sustained, how severe it is, and how the body is responding to treatment. During the initial MVA physiotherapy session, the physiotherapist begins with a thorough assessment to understand the patient’s injury history, current symptoms, and daily limitations. This may include evaluating joint mobility, muscle strength, balance, and posture. Many people experience whiplash, neck stiffness, back pain, or shou...

  Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Dysfunction refers to disorders that affect the jaw joint and surrounding muscles, often leading to pain, jaw clicking, headaches, earaches, and difficulty with chewing or speaking. The TMJ is responsible for movements like opening, closing, and shifting the jaw. When this joint or its supporting structures become imbalanced due to muscle tension, injury, teeth grinding, or postural issues, it can lead to discomfort and functional limitations. TMJ Dysfunction Physiotherapy offers a non-invasive and effective approach to managing TMJ Dysfunction, aiming to relieve pain, restore normal jaw movement, and prevent further strain. Physiotherapy management of TMJ Dysfunction begins with a thorough assessment of jaw mechanics, neck posture, muscle tension, and alignment. Since the TMJ is closely connected to the cervical spine and upper body posture, a physiotherapist will evaluate how these areas interact to identify contributing factors to the dysfunction...