TMJ RESET
We don’t guess.
We measure.
- Advanced TMJ Diagnosis & Treatment — Not Just Another Night Guard
- At TMJ Reset, every treatment plan starts with objective data and a Neuromuscular approach
What Makes TMJ Reset Different
Most TMJ treatments begin with appliances or exercises — often without knowing why the joint is failing.
At TMJ Reset, every treatment plan starts with objective data.
We use advanced diagnostic technology to evaluate:
Joint health
Muscle function
Bite stability
Functional movement patterns
This allows us to deliver targeted, staged treatment — not trial-and-error care.
Why US
Most clinics treat symptoms
We diagnose the root cause using biometric analysis
Most splints are generic
Ours are based on jaw function + muscle activity + joint health
Our Diagnostic Technology
Joint Vibration Analysis (JVA)
- Disc displacement
- Joint degeneration
- Inflammation
- Structural instability
Electromyography (EMG)
- Muscle hyperactivity
- Neuromuscular imbalance
- Protective muscle guarding
Digital Bite Analysis (T-Scan / Tek Scan)
- Occlusal instability
- Bite interferences
- Functional overload on the TMJ
Together, these tools allow us to see what cannot be detected by X-rays or scans alone.
Our Treatment Philosophy
Most TMJ treatments focus on managing symptoms rather than identifying the true cause.
Many patients we see have already tried night guards, physiotherapy, or medications. While these approaches may provide temporary relief, they often fail because they do not address how the jaw joints, muscles, and bite function together.
At TMJ Reset, we take a different approach.
We believe TMJ disorders are not just a joint problem — they are a neuromuscular condition involving the coordination of muscles, joints, and occlusion.
Instead of relying on guesswork, we use advanced biometric diagnostics to objectively evaluate jaw function, including:
Joint vibration analysis (JVA)
Electromyography (EMG)
Computerized bite analysis (T-Scan)
Ultra-low frequency TENS
This allows us to identify the underlying cause of dysfunction and create a targeted treatment plan.
Phase 1: Diagnosis & Neuromuscular Deprogramming
The first step is to accurately understand how your jaw joints and muscles are functioning.
We use advanced biometric technologies to measure:
Joint health and vibrations (JVA)
Muscle activity and tension (EMG)
Bite force and timing (T-Scan)
This allows us to identify whether your symptoms are coming from the joints, muscles, bite, or a combination of factors.
Once the diagnosis is established, we begin neuromuscular deprogramming using ultra-low frequency TENS.
This process gently relaxes the jaw muscles and allows them to return to a natural, unstrained position—helping us determine your optimal jaw alignment.
Goal of Phase 1:
Identify the root cause
Relax muscles
Find a stable, physiologic jaw position
Phase 2: Orthotic Stabilization
Once the ideal jaw position is identified, we fabricate a customized orthotic appliance to help maintain this position.
Unlike traditional night guards, this orthotic is designed based on your neuromuscular measurements, not just your teeth.
The orthotic:
Reduces strain on the jaw joints
Balances muscle activity
Improves bite stability
Over time, this allows the joints and muscles to function in a more comfortable and coordinated way.
What patients notice:
Reduced pain and tension
Less clicking or locking
Improved comfort when chewing
Goal of Phase 2:
Stabilize the new jaw position
Reduce symptoms
Allow healing and adaptation
Phase 3: Long-Term Correction & Maintenance
Once symptoms are stabilized and a comfortable jaw position is established, we evaluate long-term options to maintain these results.
Depending on your case, this may include:
Orthodontic treatment (to align teeth to the new position)
Restorative dentistry (crowns, bite reconstruction if needed)
Continued orthotic use for maintenance
This phase ensures that the improvements achieved are not temporary, but stable and long-lasting.
Important concept (very powerful):
The goal is not just symptom relief — but structural stability.
Goal of Phase 3:
Make results permanent
Prevent relapse
Optimize function and bite
These decisions are never rushed and are only recommended once joint health and muscle balance are confirmed.
Where You’ll Be Treated
This focused setting offers:
- Personalized care
- A comfortable, boutique environment
- Convenient access in the downtown core
Who We Treat
- Jaw pain or stiffness
- Clicking, popping, or locking
- Headaches or facial pain
- Neck and shoulder tension
- Bite discomfort or changes
- Symptoms that persist despite night guards or physiotherapy alone
About the Clinician
TMJ Reset is led by a dentist with advanced training in neuromuscular dentistry and TMJ diagnostics, mentored by leading TMJ educators across North America
Our clinical protocols are rooted in:
- Objective diagnostics
- Neuromuscular principles
- Interdisciplinary collaboration
- Long-term functional outcomes
Dr. Suman Singh is a dentist with a focused interest in the diagnosis and management of temporomandibular disorders (TMJ/TMD). He is a member of the International College of Cranio-Mandibular Orthopedics (ICCMO) and the American Academy of Craniofacial Pain (AACP), organizations dedicated to advancing the understanding and treatment of jaw-related conditions.
Dr. Singh’s clinical approach emphasizes identifying the root cause of TMJ symptoms through detailed functional assessment and evidence-informed methods. Rather than relying on generalized or symptom-based treatments, he focuses on understanding how the jaw joints, muscles, and bite interact to influence pain and dysfunction.
His practice incorporates structured diagnostic protocols and individualized treatment planning aimed at improving comfort, function, and long-term stability. Dr. Singh commonly sees patients who have not found relief with previous therapies and is committed to providing clear explanations and personalized care.
Through TMJ Reset, Dr. Singh is building a patient-centered model focused on accurate diagnosis, thoughtful treatment, and measurable outcomes.
Dr. Suman Singh, BDS DDS FICOI
TMJ-Focused Dentist | Member — ICCMO & AACP
Focused on advanced TMJ diagnosis and functional dentistry
Your Next Step
If you’ve been told:
“Your scans look
normal”
“Just wear this night
guard”
“TMJ is something
you have to live with”
…it may be time for a different approach.
TMJ Reset begins with answers — not assumptions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is TMJ and TMD?
TMJ refers to the temporomandibular joint — the hinge joint connecting the jaw to the skull.
TMD (temporomandibular disorder) describes problems involving the joint, the muscles that move it, or the way the teeth come together.
TMD can affect:
- Jaw movement
- Chewing
- Speech
- Head, neck, and facial comfort
What are common symptoms of TMJ problems?
TMJ disorders can present in many ways, including:
- Jaw pain or stiffness
- Clicking, popping, or grinding sounds
- Locking or limited opening
- Headaches or migraines
- Facial pain or pressure
- Neck and shoulder tension
- Ear symptoms (fullness, ringing, pain)
- Bite changes or discomfort
Not all patients experience jaw pain — some only notice headaches or muscle tension.
Why hasn’t my TMJ pain resolved with a night guard or physiotherapy?
A night guard may protect teeth but does not always:
- Stabilize the jaw joint
- Balance muscle activity
- Address bite instability
Similarly, physiotherapy can reduce symptoms, but without understanding joint position and bite function, symptoms may return.
TMJ Reset focuses on identifying the cause before choosing the treatment.
TMD can affect:
- Jaw movement
- Chewing
- Speech
- Head, neck, and facial comfort
How is TMJ diagnosed at TMJ Reset?
We use advanced, objective diagnostic tools to evaluate how your jaw actually functions.
These include:
- Joint Vibration Analysis (JVA)
- Electromyography (EMG)
- Digital bite analysis (T-Scan / Tek Scan)
This data helps us understand:
- Joint health
- Muscle balance
- Bite timing and force
- Functional stability
Diagnosis is based on measurements — not guesswork.
What is Joint Vibration Analysis (JVA)?
It helps detect:
- Disc displacement
- Joint degeneration
- Inflammation
- Structural instability
JVA allows us to evaluate internal joint health without radiation.
What is EMG testing and why is it important?
EMG (electromyography) measures how your jaw and facial muscles function at rest and during movement.
It helps identify:
- Muscle overactivity
- Neuromuscular imbalance
- Protective muscle guarding
- Asymmetry between sides
Balanced muscles are essential for joint healing and long-term stability.
What is digital bite analysis (T-Scan / Tek Scan)?
This allows us to identify:
- Bite interferences
- Force overload on specific teeth
- Imbalanced bite timing
- Stress placed on the TMJ
A stable bite is critical for preventing TMJ relapse.