by Clayton A. Chan, D.D.S. “Seeing the Differences Between Gneuromuscular and Neuromuscular Dentistry” is not always an easy thing to recognize, but there are some finer differences that can make a difference in one’s appreciation of neuromuscular dentistry if the clinician still has questions and concerns that have gone unanswered. Clinician’s are wondering what makes [...]
Occlusion is the foundation to advanced dentistry. Optimal occlusion can improve postural alignment, strength and functional balance. Abnormal occlusion – skews, torques, strains in the human bite/occlusion can contribute to compromised body balance, strength and abnormal walking gait. The proprioceptive signalling of occlusal responses are tremendous and exquisitely detailed in their physiologic responses as to [...]
by Clayton A. Chan, DDS, MICCMO The mandible will always strive to position itself for maximum stability. Factors causing instability, such as occlusal insufficiency, will set up a proprioceptive avoidance conditioning response causing the neuromuscular postural system to adjust its movements and avoid negative stimulation. These adjustments are controlled by the central nervous system (CNS). [...]
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