Occlusion, TMD, and Dental Hypersensitivity - All Related!

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Occlusion, TMD, and Dental Hypersensitivity - All Related!

By Nicholas Yiannios 32 Videos FEATURING Nicholas Yiannios

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April 7, 2019

A patient travels from Maine to Arkansas for diagnosis after 6 years of confounding TMJ/D ...
read more ↘ pain and excruciating tooth hypersensitivity issues. Dr. Nick screens him via the Neural Occlusion Screening (NOS) protocols to include TMJ MRI and CBCT interpretation coupled with EMG and T-scan digital occlusal analysis measurements. He is found to possess bilaterally deranged, but relatively stable and adapted joints; a perfect candidate for Measured Anterior Guidance Development (MAGD) occlusal therapy. Watch his tooth hypersensitivity essentially abate after this digitally guided occlusal adjustment, not to mention his chronic temple and jaw pain which essentially evaporates as well...all from a precisely orchestrated occlusal change.
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