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The CMD self-test

Two paths, one goal: a first assessment of whether your complaints fit a typical CMD pattern. Choose who the test is for.

No registration · your details are treated confidentially

Please note: the questionnaires are currently available in German only. If you would rather not answer in German, simply call us – we will place your complaints in context on the phone: +41 44 888 99 44.

Neither is a diagnosis. The test gives a first orientation and does not replace an examination. The questionnaire is provided by Typeform; your details are transmitted there and treated confidentially. More in our privacy policy.

Unsure which is the right one? The check for children is meant for children and adolescents who are still growing, the test for adults for everyone after that. If in doubt: just ask us.

What the self-test can do – and what it cannot

The test compares your answers with the pattern that typically occurs together in CMD: complaints in the jaw, the head, the ears and the neck, along with exhaustion and a long history without findings. The more of these come together, the more an examination is worth considering.

It is not a diagnosis. A questionnaire knows your answers, not your jaw system. Whether the cause lies there is shown only by measurement – and an unremarkable result does not rule CMD out. If your complaints persist, keep looking, with us or elsewhere.

What happens after the test

  • You see a first assessment straight away, and which area is most prominent for you.
  • If you wish, call us. In the telephone conversation we put your answers in context together with you – at no cost and with no obligation.
  • If the picture fits, the CMD strategy consultation with the specialist follows. Only then is it decided whether a CMD Structural Analysis makes sense.

What happens to your answers

Your answers are health data and are treated confidentially. We do not pass them on to third parties and use them only to answer your enquiry. Details are in our privacy policy.