- Phone: +1 (416) 995-6601
- Mail: contact@myocarermt.com
- Adress: 1096 Bathurst St., Toronto, ON
Registered Massage Therapists at Bayview & Eglinton, Toronto
Myocare Leaside opened in 2026 at 1517a Bayview Ave, near Bayview and Eglinton, bringing the same hands-on care our Annex clients have trusted since 2010 to the east side of midtown. If your jaw clicks, aches, or feels tight from clenching and grinding, a TMJ massage with one of our registered massage therapists is a practical, drug-free way to find relief close to home. Weekday evening appointments are available until 7:30pm.
Every treatment starts by understanding your jaw: where it hurts, how it moves, and which muscles (the masseter, temporalis, and pterygoids) are holding tension. That assessment shapes everything your therapist does next.
Because posture, stress, and neck tension all feed into TMJ symptoms, your RMT looks beyond the joint itself, treating the neck and shoulders alongside the jaw so relief isn't short-lived.
Our Leaside clinic offers registered massage therapy and acupuncture in the heart of the neighbourhood, in a space designed to feel calm from the moment you arrive.
Your first TMJ massage at Myocare Leaside begins with an assessment of your symptoms, posture, and jaw movement, along with gentle palpation of the muscles of the face, jaw, and neck. From there, your therapist uses targeted soft-tissue techniques to release the muscles that control chewing, ease restriction around the temporomandibular joint, and improve blood flow to the area. Trigger point therapy and intraoral massage may be included when appropriate, always with your consent, and you’ll go home with simple strategies, from jaw-resting posture to heat and cold, that help between appointments.
If you wake with a tired, sore jaw, nighttime clenching or grinding may be the culprit. Massage helps release the overworked chewing muscles and calms the tension cycle behind the habit.
A jaw that won't open fully, or protests when you yawn or bite into something, often reflects tight, restricted muscles. Hands-on treatment helps restore a comfortable range of motion.
The temporalis muscle sits right at your temples, and when it's tight it contributes to headaches. Releasing it is one of the most direct ways massage relieves head pain tied to the jaw.
Stress shows up in the jaw more than almost anywhere else in the body. Massage lowers overall muscle guarding and calms the nervous system, which helps reduce the clenching that stress provokes.
You'll find us at 1517a Bayview Ave, Toronto, just steps from the Bayview and Eglinton corner in the heart of Leaside. Details and directions are on the Myocare Leaside location page.
We're open Monday to Friday from 9:00am to 7:30pm and Saturday from 2:00pm to 6:30pm. The clinic is closed on Sundays.
Appointments are booked online through our secure booking system, or you can call the Leaside clinic at (416) 265-9606 and we'll help you choose the right treatment.
Common causes include TMJ disorders, stress-related clenching and grinding, and muscle imbalance around the jaw and neck. If you're unsure whether massage fits your situation, your therapist will assess this at your first visit.
There's nothing special to do. Just arrive relaxed and ready to talk through your symptoms and where you feel pain, so your therapist can tailor the session to you.
Yes. Clicking often comes from restricted movement and muscle imbalance around the joint; gentle mobilization and soft-tissue work encourage smoother jaw motion. If the sounds come with pain or locking, mention it at your assessment so your therapist can plan the right approach.
Still have a question? Contact our receptionist today.
Learn more on our TMJ massage therapy page, visit the Myocare Leaside clinic page, or book your appointment online today.
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