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Finally Understand Your Clicking Jaw

A simple guide to why your jaw clicks and what you can do about it.

Why It Clicks

What Causes It

How to Stop It

About the Book

Clicky Jaws was written for people who are tired of being told to simply manage their symptoms. If you experience jaw clicking, stiffness, locking, pain, or grinding at night, this book explains what is happening inside the joint and why these problems rarely resolve on their own. Drawing on more than 35 years of clinical experience, Mark Latimer outlines a structured approach to understanding temporomandibular joint dysfunction and identifying the true structural cause of the problem.

Rather than focusing only on pain relief or splint use, Clicky Jaws explains how altered joint mechanics, ligament tightness, and compression within the joint can lead to clicking and dysfunction. Through clear self assessments and simple, targeted exercises, the book provides a pathway toward restoring normal movement and improving function. This first release is available now for presale.

What You'll Learn

Clear answers about jaw clicking and what you can do about it.

The Basics

Understand what TMD is and how your jaw is meant to move.

Why It Happens

Learn what causes clicking and why it often gets worse.

Find the Problem

Work out what is causing the clicking in your jaw.

What You Can Do

Follow simple exercises to help restore normal movement.

About the Author

Mark Latimer is an Australian Sports Physiotherapist with more than three decades of clinical experience across elite sport and private practice. He has worked with high performance athletes and national teams at four Commonwealth Games and one Olympic Games, with particular focus on weightlifting and athletics. Known for his precise assessment skills, Mark specialises in managing acute injuries and uncovering the underlying causes of persistent or chronic conditions.

Over the course of nearly thirty five years in private practice, Mark developed a structured approach to the assessment and treatment of temporomandibular joint disorders. This work evolved into The Latimer Technique® for TMJ Assessment and Treatment for health professionals, and Clicky Jaws, a practical self help guide for the public. His programs are internationally recognised for advancing the physical treatment of jaw dysfunction, including clicking, pain, stiffness, malocclusion, bruxism and locking.

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What Readers Say

★★★★★

“After being in considerable pain, the difference now is enormous… the functioning of my jaw is well on the way to being 100% again.”

John G, Aged 52

★★★★★

“Within a few months I was back singing… I went from feeling hopeless and defeated to feeling positive and able.”

Kelly T, Aged 25

★★★★★

“I now have full movement of my jaw, no locking episodes, and very little click… I simply never believed this was possible.”

David B, Aged 59

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Clicky Jaws

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What's Included:

Why your jaw clicks
How to find the real cause
Simple tests you can do
Step by step exercises
A clear plan to follow
When to get extra help

Common Questions

When will I get the book?

This is a presale. Your paperback copy will ship once the book is officially released. The expected release date is listed above.

Is this a physical book?

Yes. Clicky Jaws is a printed paperback book that will be mailed to you after release.

Who is this book for?

This book is for anyone with jaw clicking, stiffness, pain, locking, or grinding. You do not need medical knowledge to understand it.

Is this medical advice?

No. The book provides general information to help you understand jaw problems. It does not replace personal medical care.

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Latest Articles

Tips and insights about jaw health and TMJ wellness

March 1, 2026Understanding TMJ

What Is TMD?

Jaw pain, stiffness, clicking, or grinding are signs of Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction. Many people ignore it for years, believing it will go away, but in most cases it gradually worsens.

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March 1, 2026Causes of TMJ

What Causes TMD?

In many cases, jaw clicking begins with an old injury to the jaw ligaments that was never properly treated. Over time, tightening inside the joint can lead to compression and clicking.

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March 1, 2026TMJ Treatment

When Is Treatment Appropriate?

From a treatment perspective, the earlier the better. Jaw clicking and stiffness rarely resolve on their own, and most problems can be corrected when the true cause is treated.

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