Contact Information
Address:
4601 Lake Boone Trail #1c, Raleigh, NC 27607
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Website
https://raleighfacialpain.com
Raleigh Facial Pain Center is a specialized orofacial pain practice in Raleigh, NC, dedicated to diagnosing and treating TMD, jaw pain, facial pain, and related chewing system disorders. Led by Dr. Yount and a team with over 25 years of experience, we provide personalized, non-surgical treatment plans to help patients move from pain to lasting health. Raleigh Facial Pain Center is a specialized clinic in Raleigh, NC, dedicated to diagnosing and treating TMD, jaw pain, facial nerve pain, and related chewing system disorders through personalized, non-surgical care. Led by Dr. Kevin Yount, our experienced team uses a holistic approach combining custom splints, physical therapy, biofeedback, and lifestyle counseling to help patients achieve lasting relief. With over 25 years of experience and a strong focus on patient-centered care, we provide expert treatment for adults and children suffering from chronic facial pain, tension headaches, bite changes, and more—all in a supportive, state-of-the-art facility conveniently located near Rex Hospital.
4601 Lake Boone Trail #1c, Raleigh, NC 27607
https://raleighfacialpain.com
Raleigh Facial Pain Center, located at 4601 Lake Boone Trail #1c, Raleigh, NC 27607, is a specialized orofacial pain practice dedicated to providing comprehensive care for individuals experiencing facial pain and related conditions within our local community.
Our focus is exclusively on diagnosing and managing conditions that cause pain in the face, jaw, teeth, neck, and head. We understand that facial pain can significantly impact your quality of life, affecting your ability to eat, speak, sleep, and engage in daily activities. At the Raleigh Facial Pain Center, we are committed to offering expert diagnosis and tailored treatment plans designed specifically for our patients residing at 4601 Lake Boone Trail #1c and the surrounding immediate area of Raleigh.
Our team comprises specialists in orofacial pain management, including experienced dentists, physicians, and other healthcare professionals who have undergone specialized training in this field. We utilize a multidisciplinary approach, often collaborating with other specialists if needed, to address the complex nature of facial pain syndromes. Our goal is always patient-centered care, focusing on relief from pain, restoration of function, and improvement in overall well-being for our patients at our Raleigh location.
We treat a wide range of conditions, including but not limited to:
Temporomandibular Joint Disorders (TMJ/TMD): Pain and dysfunction related to the jaw joint and muscles. Dental Pain: Issues stemming from teeth, gums, and the supporting bone. Trigeminal Neuralgia: Sharp, shooting facial pain often triggered by simple activities. Clenching and Grinding (Bruxism): Muscle pain and wear caused by teeth grinding. Atypical Odontalgia: Chronic pain in the teeth or jaw without a clear dental cause. Post-Extraction Pain: Persistent pain following dental surgery. Neuralgias and Neuropathies: Nerve-related pain conditions in the face.Our treatment philosophy is rooted in thorough evaluation and conservative, effective management. We begin with a detailed patient history and comprehensive clinical examination. Depending on the diagnosis, our treatment options may include:
Dental Restorations: Addressing underlying dental issues. Dental Splints or Occlusal Therapy: To reduce muscle tension and joint stress. Medication Management: Prescribing appropriate pain relievers, muscle relaxants, or nerve medications. Injections: Such as Botox, nerve blocks, or trigger point injections. Physical Therapy: Targeted exercises for the jaw, neck, and facial muscles. Behavioral Modification: Stress management and lifestyle adjustments.We are committed to staying at the forefront of orofacial pain research and treatment techniques to provide the most effective care possible for our patients at 4601 Lake Boone Trail #1c. Our practice is conveniently located in Raleigh, making specialized care accessible to those living and working locally.
If you are experiencing facial pain or suspect you might have an orofacial pain condition, please contact us today at (919) 781-6600 or visit our website at https://raleighfacialpain.com to schedule a consultation at our Raleigh Facial Pain Center.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: What types of facial pain do you treat at your Raleigh location?
A1: We specialize in treating a variety of facial pain conditions, including temporomandibular joint disorders (TMJ/TMD), dental pain, trigeminal neuralgia, bruxism (teeth grinding), atypical odontalgia, post-extraction pain, and various neuralgias and neuropathies affecting the face and jaw. Our focus is exclusively on orofacial pain.
Q2: Do you accept patients from other parts of Raleigh?
A2: Yes, we welcome patients residing in Raleigh and the immediate surrounding areas who are seeking treatment for orofacial pain at our 4601 Lake Boone Trail #1c location. Our services are dedicated to serving patients in our local community.
Q3: What should I expect during my first appointment?
A3: During your initial visit, we will conduct a thorough medical and dental history review, perform a comprehensive clinical examination of your face, mouth, jaw, and neck, and discuss your symptoms and concerns. We may use diagnostic tools like X-rays or imaging if necessary to arrive at an accurate diagnosis. Based on our findings, we will outline potential treatment options and a management plan tailored to your specific condition.
Q4: How long does treatment typically take?
A4: The duration of treatment varies significantly depending on the specific diagnosis, the severity of the condition, and individual patient response. Some issues may be resolved relatively quickly, while others require a more extended course of management involving multiple approaches or ongoing care. We will provide you with a realistic expectation based on your unique situation.
Q5: Do you work with my current dentist or physician?
A5: Absolutely. We believe in collaborative care. We often work closely with your dentist, physician, or other healthcare providers to ensure comprehensive management of your orofacial pain. We encourage you to share information about your treatment with us so we can coordinate care effectively for you as a patient at our Raleigh practice.