TMJ cured
Subtitle: fixing the bite is the answer
By: Philip L. Taylor
Publisher: Truth in Dentistry Pub.; Truth in Dentistry
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Palm Desert, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 175
ISBN-13: 9780982391006
Subjects: Temporomandibular joint; Facial pain; Popular works; Diseases; Jaws
Description: "Dr. Taylor advocates curing TMJ with a procedure called occlusal correction. The goal of this procedure is to achieve what is known as organic occlusion, in which the jaw is seated properly and the teeth fit together in a stable, even bite while harmonizing with the jaw's position. If the jaw, for whatever reason, can't find a stable position, a person may experience clenching and grinding. In such cases correcting the tops of the teeth according to precise engineering principles will fix the problem and may also alleviate related issues such as headaches, muscle pain, joint sounds, and in some cases even problems with eyesight and digestion."--Website: http://tmjcured.com/about-the-book.
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: The most underutilized dental treatment; title: TMJ and its causes; title: Today's dental occlusion; title: Organic occlusion; title: Occlusion culture; title: TMJ treatment by mainstream dentists; title: Treatment by gnathology; title: History of gnathology; title: Occlusal correction treatment with accuracy : the final criterion; title: What to expect after treatment.