How many sessions will I need?

Most people only need one or two sessions. In complex cases, a short follow-up may be recommended to ensure full stability and comfort.

Will DTR Therapy change how my teeth look?

No. Adjustments are microscopic, often removing less than the width of a human hair. They don’t alter the appearance of your teeth; they simply correct how they meet and move.

Can DTR Therapy replace a splint or night guard?

Often, yes. Because DTR Therapy addresses the source of muscle overuse rather than masking the symptoms, many patients no longer need to rely on appliances afterward.

How long do the results last?

Results are long-lasting because the treatment creates a stable, balanced bite. We may suggest a check-up if you have major dental work or notice new changes in your bite later on.

s this just for people with TMJ problems?

No it’s also ideal for people who grind, clench, or simply feel their bite is “off.” Even without TMJ pain, balancing your bite can reduce tension, headaches, and uneven tooth wear.

Will it stop me grinding my teeth at night?

For many patients, yes , or it greatly reduces the intensity. Grinding is often your body’s way of trying to self-correct a bite imbalance. Once that imbalance is fixed, your muscles can finally rest.

How is this different from traditional bite adjustments?

Traditional methods rely on coloured bite paper ,but that only shows where teeth touch, not when or how hard. DTR Therapy uses digital data and timing precision to correct bite forces at a level that paper can’t detect.

DTR Therapy London -TMJ Specialist Dentist Rena Uberoi

DTR Therapy is an advanced treatment that helps your teeth and jaw work together more smoothly. It uses real-time data from our T-Scan™ system to find exactly where your bite is uneven and then gently adjusts those areas to take the pressure off your jaw muscles.

By doing so, it reduces the strain that causes jaw pain, clicking, and headaches, often providing noticeable relief within one or two sessions. When your bite isn’t perfectly balanced, some muscles work harder than others even when you’re not chewing.

Over time, this can lead to tightness, pain, or fatigue. DTR Therapy corrects those tiny imbalances with exceptional accuracy, helping your jaw relax and move freely again.

How many sessions will I need?
Most people only need one or two sessions.
In complex cases, a short follow-up may be recommended to ensure full stability and comfort.
Will DTR Therapy change how my teeth look?
No. Adjustments are microscopic, often removing less than the width of a human hair.
They don’t alter the appearance of your teeth; they simply correct how they meet and move.
Can DTR Therapy replace a splint or night guard?
Often, yes.
Because DTR Therapy addresses the source of muscle overuse rather than masking the symptoms, many patients no longer need to rely on appliances afterward.
How long do the results last?
Results are long-lasting because the treatment creates a stable, balanced bite.
We may suggest a check-up if you have major dental work or notice new changes in your bite later on.
s this just for people with TMJ problems?
No it’s also ideal for people who grind, clench, or simply feel their bite is “off.”
Even without TMJ pain, balancing your bite can reduce tension, headaches, and uneven tooth wear.
Will it stop me grinding my teeth at night?
For many patients, yes , or it greatly reduces the intensity. Grinding is often your body’s way of trying to self-correct a bite imbalance. Once that imbalance is fixed, your muscles can finally rest.
How is this different from traditional bite adjustments?
Traditional methods rely on coloured bite paper ,but that only shows where teeth touch, not when or how hard.
DTR Therapy uses digital data and timing precision to correct bite forces at a level that paper can’t detect.

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DTR Therapy (Disclusion Time Reduction Therapy)

The Science Behind a Balanced Bite

How DTR Therapy Helps Your Jaw Work in Harmony

Teeth and muscles

out of sync

Timing makes the

difference

Small changes,

big relief

The Benefits of a Balanced Bite

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