Conclusions
TMD, TMD.Manual, pain

People with TMD should receive at least six manual therapy sessions to improve the bioelectrical function of the masseter muscle, with massage combined with autotherapy appearing to be a more effective therapy than PIR and autotherapy, which should be taken into account when selecting the form of therapy.Massage combined with self-therapy shows a significant analgesic effect in people with the painful form of TMD, leading to a significant or complete resolution of pain after the 7th day of therapy.Massage and post-isometric relaxation of the masseter muscle have comparable efficacy in improving mandibular mobility in patients with TMD.Manual therapy should be part of the therapeutic regimen for patients with TMD.