Marylebone, London
TMD Physio in Marylebone
Marylebone patients are around 15 minutes away by tube (Tottenham Court Road to Baker Street) or 5 minutes by cab. Popular with private-medical patients familiar with Harley Street and with musicians studying at or teaching from the Royal Academy of Music.
- Baker Street (via Central line)
- Bond Street
- Regent's Park
- Harley Street
- Marylebone High Street
- Royal Academy of Music
- Wigmore Hall
- 15 minutes to the clinic
- 26-27 Bedford Square, Bloomsbury, London WC1B 3HP
Who we typically see from MaryleboneHarley Street medics, Royal Academy of Music musicians & private-healthcare patients
A note on Marylebone patients
Marylebone patients arrive via two distinct routes. First, Harley Street ENTs, neurologists and orthodontists refer after imaging has ruled out structural pathology — expect an evidence-based summary letter back to your consultant after the first appointment. Second, Royal Academy of Music faculty, students and Wigmore Hall performers whose somatic tinnitus and jaw fatigue trace directly to instrument, embouchure, and 4–6 hour daily practice sessions. Krina holds a specific clinical interest in performing-musician tinnitus and TMD.
What Krina treats
Patients from Marylebone come to the clinic for four core conditions. All are treated one-on-one, with time-per-appointment that dental practices and NHS physio triage rarely allow.
- TMD TreatmentComprehensive assessment and treatment for temporomandibular joint disorders, including jaw pain, clicking, locking, and restricted movement.Learn more
- Headache & Migraine ReliefSpecialized treatment for tension headaches, migraines, and cervicogenic headaches using manual therapy and targeted exercises.Learn more
- Tinnitus ManagementEvidence-based physiotherapy approach to managing tinnitus through jaw and neck treatment, helping reduce symptoms and improve quality of life.Learn more
- Facial Pain TreatmentComprehensive treatment for facial pain, including trigeminal neuralgia, facial tension, and referred pain from the jaw and neck.Learn more
Meet Krina — a note on Marylebone patients
Why this catchment ends up here
Marylebone patients arrive by two very different routes. The first is a Harley Street referral — after ENT, neurology or orthodontic imaging has ruled out structural pathology, the consultant sends you across for physiotherapy. In these cases Krina writes back with a clinical summary within a fortnight, so your referring consultant stays in the loop. The second route is the Royal Academy of Music and the Wigmore Hall performer community, where somatic tinnitus and jaw fatigue trace directly to instrument, embouchure and four-to-six-hour daily practice loading. The clinical pattern is instrument-specific — string players present differently to reed players, who present differently to brass players — and Krina holds a specialist interest in performing-musician TMD and somatic tinnitus. The Instituto Rocabado postgraduate training informs a treatment protocol built around the interplay between jaw mechanics and vocal / airway posture, which matters enormously for singers and reed players. Marylebone is fifteen minutes by tube or five by taxi; for high-profile performers with an evening call, we can also offer discreet early or late-morning slots that avoid the Baker Street lunchtime crowd.
Why Marylebone patients choose The TMD Physio
- Specialist-only caseload. Krina Panchal (BSc Hons Physio, MCSP, HCPC-registered) sees only TMD, headache, migraine and tinnitus patients — no general MSK.
- Hyper-local convenience. 15 minutes from Marylebone by tube or on foot; central Bloomsbury location on Bedford Square.
- NESA neuromodulation available. One of a small handful of UK clinics offering this autonomic-nervous-system technology for chronic pain.
- Evidence-led. Postgraduate training with Watson Headache®, CRAFTA®, Instituto Rocabado, the TreatingTMJ Course, and CCMA (2025).