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Jaw tension that won’t go away? It might not be your jaw! If you’ve been doing TMJ exercises or using a night guard without relief, the problem could actually be coming from your neck. 💡 What’s happening? 1.) Tight knots in the upper trapezius reduce blood flow → build up metabolites → create soreness and pain signals. Those signals go to the brain and through a relay center which causes tension to come out the other side causing tension in the jaw muscles (masseter & temporalis), causing them to tighten (for not good reason!) 2.) It gets more connected: the SCM and upper trap share the spinal accessory nerve (CN XI). So dysfunction in the SCM changes signaling which makes the upper trapezius tighten up, kind of like conjoined twins... and as discussed in point #1, when the upper trapezius tightens up it causes jaw tension! SCM → Trap → Jaw tension 🔥 Why this matters If you only treat the jaw, the source remains. You need to address the neck muscles driving the tension through these neural connections. 🛠️ Exercises to reduce tension 1.) Trap trigger point release Find a tender spot in the upper trap, apply pressure, and raise/lower your arm to release it. 2.) Band pull + shrug Pull a band to your chest, shrug up/down, then return. Repeat with your head tilted to target the SCM and trap. 3.) Add rotation Perform the same movement with your head rotated both directions to train these muscles in different positions. Releasing and retraining these muscles helps reduce the signals driving jaw tension at the source. #jawpain #tmj #neckpain #mobility
Jaw tension that won’t go away? It might not be your jaw! If you’ve been doing TMJ exercises or using a night guard without relief, the problem could actually be coming from your neck. 💡 What’s happening? 1.) Tight knots in the upper trapezius reduce blood flow → build up metabolites → create soreness and pain signals. Those signals go to the brain and through a relay center which causes tension to come out the other side causing tension in the jaw muscles (masseter & temporalis), causing them to tighten (for not good reason!) 2.) It gets more connected: the SCM and upper trap share the spinal accessory nerve (CN XI). So dysfunction in the SCM changes signaling which makes the upper trapezius tighten up, kind of like conjoined twins... and as discussed in point #1, when the upper trapezius tightens up it causes jaw tension! SCM → Trap → Jaw tension 🔥 Why this matters If you only treat the jaw, the source remains. You need to address the neck muscles driving the tension through these neural connections. 🛠️ Exercises to reduce tension 1.) Trap trigger point release Find a tender spot in the upper trap, apply pressure, and raise/lower your arm to release it. 2.) Band pull + shrug Pull a band to your chest, shrug up/down, then return. Repeat with your head tilted to target the SCM and trap. 3.) Add rotation Perform the same movement with your head rotated both directions to train these muscles in different positions. Releasing and retraining these muscles helps reduce the signals driving jaw tension at the source. #jawpain #tmj #neckpain #mobility

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