temporomandibular joint syndrome

we're almost combining all these different beams like radiation therapy does where once they converge together right where that angle meets that's where that effective dose happens so on the surface level of the skin they'll get a small amount or small dosage but if i'm trying to alleviate the tension in a c-section scar for example I will get all the layers except for those first two layers potentially with the focus unit, whereas the radial can clean up the surface level scarring that you'll see achieved there.

And it's a little bit easier to manipulate the handle of a radial for, like I said, the creatures, contractures, or really small areas like the TMJ.

I have better luck doing with the radial.

I'm more in control over the depth and that spacing.

Or just

TMJ, but also, yes, the books as in itself.

I

also had an unbelievable urge to eat potato chips at night.

So got a passion for that.

Got some TMJ going.

Katrina.

So around 2005, Katrina hits.

My wife and I moved to her hometown of Houma, Louisiana, and started practicing here.

And one thing or another, temporarily, and I'm still here.

And so I ended up treating a patient for some TMJ, you know, work, a little workup.

And his ENT ended up wanting to get him sleep tested because they were about to do a UPPP surgery.

And we can do this with a number of nutrients like B6, B12, biotin, folate, pentothalic acid, alpha lipoic acid, chromium, zinc, Boswellia, all these nutrients that are primarily what some people say, people that have neuropathy.

These are the same level of nutrients and the same kind of nutrients to fight neuropathy because they also have a nervous condition and all of this is brought on by sugar.

We consume so much sugar and so much carbohydrates that we have insulin resistance, which then causes all these complications.

And then just to assure that I had the best chance possible, I would add P.

Boy, if you reduce...

I know people that have a shingle and they are screaming in pain.

And if you can reduce that by 50%, But P can be used for any kind of pain, joint pain, any kind of nervous pain, nerve pain, TMJ, any kind of nerve pain.

And this is a nerve condition.

They're actually able to be themselves, which is exciting.

But I also really love working with some of our TMJ patients.

So we work with an amazing TMJ dentist who's just across the street from our practice.

And so we send people back and forth and a lot of our patient population has headaches, has migraines, have a lot of jaw issues.

And a few of those patients that we've worked together on, we had a couple patients that were completely locked.

if I was going to be totally honest about it.

I know that having a good ball gag that doesn't hurt your mouth, especially those of us who deal with TMJ every now and then, we love a good, comfortable ball gag.

What's the key to finding the right ball for the right gag? Because some people just you think they went to Walmart and bought a bought a ball.

But others that I have tried on are just this is the softest thing ever.

Well, the muscles are tight, so I got therapeutic massage along the jaw.

It's a TMJ thing.

I got jaw pain and neck pain.

Happy ending?

I was talking with Noam Isenberg.

He makes that TMJ, uh, jaw heater and massager pen, and he 3D-printed-

Hmm

... his first, like, $5 million of orders, and he said it's like a-