The therapist is initially interested in dysfunctions of the head and neck and their influence on your daily life activities.
He / she will focus on your dominant symptoms more than on the diagnostic title of the problem. Many patients with similar symptoms have various diagnostic titles.
Independent of this incongruence, we have collected a list of indications for this treatment concept, that may not be complete:
> Motoric retardation, developmental delay > Difficulties while breast feeding > Myofascial dysfunctions of the chewing system > Mouth and face pain > Myoarthropathies of the chewing system > TMJ problems > Occlusal disturbances  > Cervicogenic headache  > Atypical mouth pain > Cervical dystonia > Atypical facial pain  > Craniosynosthosis > Atypical headache > Temporomandibular dysfunction > Atypical ear pain (otalgia) > Concentration disturbances > Inexplicable tooth ache > Concentration difficulties  > Tinnitus (noise/ ringing in the ears) > Costen's syndrom > Difficulties with ear (eustachian) tubes > Intestinal colics > Opisthotonus > Problems with the disc in the TMJ > Orofacial dysfunctions > Dizziness and vertigo > Plagiocephalia > Facial paresis > Post-zoster pain > Birth trauma (difficulties during birth) > Whiplash associated disorder > Facial asymmetry > Torticollis > Zoster neuralgia > Head asymmetries > Excessive crying of a newborn > Tension Type Headache > Bracing > Grinding teeth/ Bruxism > Otitis media > Scull trauma, head injuries > Children with neck problems > Migraine > Trigeminal neuralgia > Ear and facial pain