
Orthodontic Treatment for Overbite: What Are the Latest Advances in Care?
Ever feel like your teeth don’t quite fit together when you bite down? That could be an overbite—and it’s more common than you think.
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When physicians fail to look at the human body in a comprehensive manner and only focus on their area of expertise, it becomes impossible to trace the headache’s origin. From the neurologist to ENT specialists, ophthalmologists and sometimes finally even to the psychiatrist, patients are left with no answers with their ‘mystery’ pains. At the end, many of them get told that their tmj symptoms headache are ‘just in their heads’, or a part of fibromyalgia, or that they need to reduce their stress levels and possibly go on psychiatric medication to manage them. The irony is, the pain is actually in their heads! In their TMJ’s to be exact.
The treatment modality in tmj symptoms headache should focus on bringing the body into homeostasis by balancing the muscles that connect the TMJ to the rest of the body. Using neuromuscular dentistry, we combine kinesiography, electromyography and therapeutic muscle relaxation to help us identify whether the TMJ is at balance. This helps eradicate the pain and associated symptoms of this, hard to diagnose but easy to treat once diagnosed rightly, disorder.
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