Craniofacial pain is a term used to describe chronic facial, neck or head pain and can be caused by a number of issues says Dr. Heidari.   The most common of which may include migraine headaches and earaches, neck and facial tension, upper back pain, and general fatigue.

Until recently these symptoms, appearing unrelated, generally went undiagnosed or were misdiagnosed and for the most part went untreated.

Possible contributing factors to Craniofacial pain include:

• Injury to the neck or jaw
• Teeth clenching and grinding
• Malocclusion  / Bite issues
• Disease

We can help!

If you are experiencing pain in your head, neck, or jaw, Dr. Heidari has years of experience treating patients with Craniofacial pain! During your first visit, he will take some time exploring your condition, symptoms, and the status of your overall health. From there, he will be able to determine the best course of action that will provide you with the relief you need.

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