MJ dysfunction affects approximately 34% of the global population. Moreover, disorders of the cervical spine and TMJ are often associated with nocturnal bruxism and teeth grinding during the night. The comorbidity of bruxism and TMD is estimated to have a prevalence of around 17% How do you know if you have TMJ dysfunction? The normal range of movement of the temporomandibular joint is 4 ~ 5 cm, and if this is less than 3.5 cm, it is defined as TMJ dysfunction

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