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Monday, December 28, 2009
Case Report-Temporomandibular Disorder associated with Trauma
After a thorough examination, including x-ray, evaluation, JVA, EMG, jaw tracker and extensive medical history, it was determined that BCH had a Temporomandibular Dysfunction due to trauma. Treatment plan suggested and implemented was upper and lower Splint Therapy and Physical Therapy for the muscles to stabilize the joint.
After insertion and balancing of the occlusal splint, BCH began to cry- "the first time in 5 years 1 month and 3 1/2 weeks that I do not have a headache."
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Saturday, December 26, 2009
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Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Christmas Greetings
Each cause for celebration and reflection.
As darkness rules the earth, sing of good cheer,
Sustained by will and nourished by affection.
Of Christmas, and New Year's Eve,
Now sing that you might magnify the light!
Sing, for in your joy you will believe,
Granted grace throughout the bitter night.
Rekindle for these reckonings the fire
Each carries as a favor to the heart,
Eloquent of rapture and desire,
Twin grounds of both sincerity and art.
In quest of fellowship and common feeling,
Needing company, nor care concealing,
Giving and receiving equal measure,
Sing, then, of passion, faith, and simple pleasure!
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!!!!
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Thursday, December 17, 2009
"Doctor, my jaws are making noise and popping. What is happening in my jaw joint?"
When tissues rub together, the movement causes vibrations. When using a stethoscope, you can hear approximately 50% of the vibration. But with the computer program we use called JVA (joint vibration analysis) we can hear 100% of the vibration and can classify the vibration into hard or soft vibration.
This diagnostic equipment is used in many Dental Schools in the United States as well as around the World.
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Individuals who have a temporomandibular disorder have more than pain associated with their head and dysfunction of their jaws. They can have cardiovascular and sleep related consequences of their temporomandibular disorder.
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Headaches
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