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 Freedom From
Chronic Pain
MPD FACIAL and HEADACHE PAIN
Relief Secrets Revealed
by Dr. Tom Orent
Millions have suffered years of chronic headache and
facial pain. Many of those are the result of an imbalance between the
Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ), the muscles of chewing, and the teeth. 95%
of those cases can experience long-term drug-free relief. Often within 24
hours! Learn the cause-and-effect relationship, and how proper diagnosis
can lead to a happier, healthier life.
"Chronic headache and facial pain sufferers
experience a silent segregation from the world around them. Their plight is often
invisible to the outside world, save those who would read their pain".
In 1996 Dr. Tom Orent wrote the book, "Freedom from Chronic Pain --
Relief Secrets Revealed" for his patients suffering from undiagnosed facial
and headache pain. Although the book is still available through Gems
Publishing.
Dr. Richard J. Wallace
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Chronic headache and facial pain can range from being occasionally
distracting to totally debilitating. Some sufferers have said that others cannot
readily imagine their plight without having experienced it personally. Those whose
symptoms are mild and infrequent may not even question the source. Others, who've lived
with the ongoing battle, may wonder if they'll ever find long-term relief.
Could it be a dental problem? A large number of cases
involving headache, muscle spasms and jaw joint pain are absolutely a dental problem. The
Medical and Dental professions increasingly are becoming aware of the intricate
relationship between proper bite and the muscles and nerves of the jaw joint. A very
delicate and predictably reproducible balance must occur in the chewing system for total
harmony, comfort, and stability.
For a large number of patients with facial pain and head-aches, the
problem and its solution revolve around one of the most complex joint in the body -- the
Temporomandibular Joint (TMJoint). The condition is referred to as Temporo- mandibular
Joint Syndrome, or TMJ. It is not a disease: it is a simultaneous occurrence of a
number of problems associated with the jawbone, nerves, and chewing muscles.
For decades, Medicine and Dentistry have overlooked the Temporomandibular
Joint as a potential source of problems. With today's new technologies and increased
understanding, dentists with specific, advanced training in TMJ disorders can diagnose and
successfully treat the large majority of these cases: in fact, if a TMJ disorder is
determined, predictable long-term relief is achievable 95% of the time -- via a
wide range of dental treatments. For long-term relief, TMJ treatments address the cause of
the imbalance and subsequent pain, rather than just treat the symptoms.
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