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Patient Education
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Doctor Training
- What does Neural Occlusion screening consist of?
- What is Neural Occlusion?
- Why should dentists, physicians, chiropractors, neurologists, naturopaths, physical therapists, nurse practitioners, physicians assistants, nurses, dental hygienists, dental students, dental laboratory technicians and other related health care practitioners know about the CNO, Neural Occlusion screening, and DTR therapy?
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Bite FAQ
- How many visits are needed for DTR or MAGD computer-directed bite therapy?
- I heard that DTR therapy does not involve bite splints. Why not?
- Is the bite the only thing that can throw the muscles into spasm with resulting pain?
- What bite position is DTR therapy accomplished in?
- What does the timing of the bite have to do with TMD?
- Why is bone within the TMJ’s important for my bite?
- Why is cartilage important for my bite?
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Pain FAQ
What’s the point of imaging the TMJ’s?
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To diagnose problems that could not be seen otherwise, helping us rule out other problems that might be contributing to your bite and/or TMD issues. TMJ imaging using both MRI soft tissue and CBCT hard tissue imaging is the best way to begin properly diagnosing a problematic “TMJ” or bite patient. The aforementioned is why the Center for Neural Occlusion proffers TMJ MRI usage in its dental continuing education training so much!
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