Minnesota Head and Neck Pain Clinic, Saint Paul, MN, USA

The mission of the Minnesota Head & Neck Pain Clinic is to provide high-quality, effective patient care for head and neck disorders through a multispecialty, interdisciplinary approach designed to reduce pain and improve function for all our patients.

The Minnesota Head and Neck Clinic, founded in 1985 offers a unique philosophy of care. Our clinic is one of the first to offer a multispecialty and interdisciplinary approach to the diagnosis and management of patients with TMJ disorders, orofacial pain, neck and back pain, and the persistent, excruciating pain associated with headaches.

We Offer Consultation For:

Temporomandibular Disorders (TMJ)
(Including Joint and Muscle Disorders)
Jaw and Facial Pain
Jaw Joint Noises and Jaw locking
Headache Management
Neck and Back Pain
Fibromyalgia
(Including Widespread Pain)
Chronic Pain Syndrome
Oral Parafunctional Behaviors
(Including tooth clenching and sleep bruxism)
Dental Sleep Medicine
Oral Medicine Conditions
(Including Lesions, Dry mouth and Burning Mouth)

The head, jaw and neck region is one of the most complicated areas of the human body. A delicate inter-relationship exists between muscles, nerves and joints. When a disorder develops, too often the pain manifests itself in ways that seem unrelated, such as headaches, neck aches, facial pain, and problems with opening and closing the mouth. As sufferers know, the most common symptom is pain: unexplained and persistent.

As a patient, you are ensured that you are receiving a complete and comprehensive approach to your problem. Your practitioners work with you, and work with each other, to solve both simple and complex problems. Moreover, you are given the skills and opportunity to participate in your own relief and recovery.

A dedicated team of healthcare professionals from the fields of medicine, dentistry, psychology, and physical therapy develop individualized treatment programs for each of our patients. Our providers also devote time outside their practice, to write, teach and study this area of medicine in order to provide only the highest level of care.