Joined: 26 Jan 2007 Posts: 3 Location: Seoul ,South Korea
How to Cure Tmj Posted: 01-27-07 04:02am
Alternative tmj clinic of denver,
colorado
70% of the patients take only 6 months to
get well.
20% of the patients take up to 12 months
to get well.
Check this out! This doc says he could
cure tmj!
Has anybody been to him? If yes, please
share your experience so we could all get
out of this tmj mess.
This guy also says!
If you think that you have tried
everything and nothing worked
change is possible for your condition.
I think he is the final answer for tmj
what do ya'll think?
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catswolds
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 28 May 2006 Posts: 62 Location: Michigan
Posted: 01-29-07 11:08am
I think I checked out this particular
alternative clinic's website and found it
interesting. There's nothing that would
harm a tmj patient that I could see and if
it can help --- just maybe. If I lived
near denver, colorado, I would check him
out (of course, finances are always a
question mark).
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JohnnyLee
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 26 Jan 2007 Posts: 3 Location: Seoul ,South Korea
No One Tried This Man? Posted: 01-30-07 04:10am
Has anyone tried this man? How could not
even one tmj patient in all that suffering
haven't been to this man who says he could
cure tmj?
Anybody near denver?
Perhaps distance and cash wont matter if
he could cure this horrible situation.
Anyone agree?
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Tmddyan
Moderator
Joined: 13 Jun 2006 Posts: 4349 Location: post falls, id usa
Thanks: 93
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Hey Posted: 02-26-07 15:17pm
the problem with tmd is that it is so
unpredictable. everyone is different and
what works for one may not work for
another. there is no sure fire cure for
tmd and that is why insurances wont cover
it. it may work for you so feel free to
try it out. you would rather try that than
have a surgery and find out that if you
had just tried it you would have been
fine----am i right? go ahead and try it.
if it works for you then go ahead and tell
others about it---just remember that its
not a garuntee for others. it wouldnt work
on me as ive done it all before and it
hasnt worked. im looking at surgery
because ive tried all conservative
methods. and there are other things wrong
up there.(i may have a screw loose lol)
try it it cant hurt.
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EmpowermentToday
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 09 May 2007 Posts: 1 Location: Arizona
Learned a Ton Posted: 05-09-07 05:31am
I have an understanding of so called TMJ.
What it truely is a the hundreds of facial
muscles are tugging and pulling because
the very complex muscular system is out of
wack. the reasons for this can be
malocclusion disease, such as a dentist
putting in a filling to high, or a wrong
fitting crown, or jaw wear on one side
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catswold
Supporter
Joined: 10 Oct 2005 Posts: 404 Location: Flint, Michigan
Posted: 05-09-07 07:39am
I would agree for the most part. There
are so many things, though, that can set
it off - it's unreal. Whiplash, which
forces the meniscus out of place; poor
posture (especially sitting in front of
the computer), having the mouth open too
far for too long; wisdom teeth extraction
(even tho I usually recommend that wisdom
teeth be pulled if there are already TMJ
signs); being hit in the face; overly
grinding the teeth; etc. The list is very
long sadly.
I think most people are starting to
finally understand how balance is so very
important for healthy TMJs, but it's funny
that even people who are out of balance
can have no pain. It's just the human
body.
Thanks for posting. Since you understand
the basic cause, can you advise any
self-help or other methods of treatment
for those suffering with this awful
"dysfunction?"
Thanks and God bless...
Carol
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Tmddyan
Moderator
Joined: 13 Jun 2006 Posts: 4349 Location: post falls, id usa
Thanks: 93
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Hey Posted: 05-09-07 12:21pm
you guys you have to remember that what
works for one does not work for everyone.
neuromuscular dentists work with the
muscles and have great success. However
there is about 1% that do not have result.
Any thing that says they can cure you in 3
min is a little too good to be true. It
depends on the nature of the cause.of the
problem