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Does DTR hurt?

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DTR therapy does not hurt. No anesthetic is needed.

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CONTACT US

3718 S Pinnacle Hills Pkwy,
Rogers, AR 72758

+1 (479) 876-8000

info@cnotmj.com

MEASURED MATTERS

Dr. Nick Yiannios (AR – General Dentist)

Dr. Mark Piper (FL – TMJ Surgeon)
Dr. Brian Shah (FL – TMJ Surgeon)
Dr. David Hatcher (CA – Oral and Maxillofacial Radiologist)
Dr. Robert Kerstein (MA – Prosthodontist)
Dr. Ed Zebovitz (MD – TMJ Surgeon)
Dr. Tom Faerber (KS – Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon)
Dr. Terry Alford (FL – General Dentist)
Dr. Mark Colonna (CA – General Dentist)
Dr. Allen Sprinkle (TX – General Dentist)
Dr. Marcelo Mattos (Brazil – TMJ Specialist & Radiologist)
Dr. Scott Green (MT – General Dentist)
Dr. Salvador Romero (Mexico – Orthodontist)
Dr. Craig Hadgis (FL – Orthodontist & Biomedical Engineer)
Dr. Richard Mirion (Florida, Researcher and Clinician)
Dr. Samuel Paglianite (AR – Medical Radiologist)
Mr. Brent Thompson (UT – Industry Advisor)
Mr. John Radke (WI – Industry Advisor, Researcher, & Engineer)

ABOUT CNO CONTINUING DENTAL EDUCATION

The CNO purpose is to train dental professionals in TMD and occlusal diagnosis, 3D TMJ MRI and CBCT Imaging, and occlusal science so that they can in turn provide hope and direction for many patients with bite (occlusal), TMD, and all patients with predictable dental outcomes based upon objective occlusal metrics.

Disclaimer: The CNO makes no representation as to the quality or scope of a member’s medical or dental practice, or as to how closely the member adheres to the principles and practices taught by the CNO. A patient must use their own best judgement after careful discussion with their health care practitioner about the care that will be provided. When using this directory, I understand that it may not be used as a resource for verifying the licensure or credentials of a listed healthcare provider. The CNO makes no attempt to verify the licensure or credentials of its members.

*The American Dental Association does not recognize a specialty in “TMJ”, and as such, there is no specialized training required to perform or advertise such services.