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Drs. Lynda Dean-Duru and Krystle Dean-Duru explain the importance of early diagnosis and intervention The connection between breastfeeding and craniofacial development begins remarkably early, setting the foundation for proper […]
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Why Early Screening and Treatment Matter More Than Ever by Bella Kavalerchik, PT, myofunctional therapist Did you know that the foundations of your baby’s oral health begin forming as early
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by Melissa Mugno, OMT, RDH In the ever-evolving landscape of dentistry, particularly within the realm of sleep dentistry, the integration of myofunctional therapy (MFT) stands out as a transformative approach.
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by Judith Dember-Paige, BSOHP, COM® Stan was referred to my office by a TMD specialist. His chief complaints were he could not chew or open his mouth without pain. It
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by Dr. Steve Lamberg If you’re not already jazzed up by nitric oxide “NO”, buckle up for a deep dive into this multifarious messenger molecule that impacts vascular and metabolic
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by Benedict R. Miraglia, DDS Lauren was referred to my office by Dr. Michael Gelb for consultation to explore expansive orthopedic and orthodontic treatment options. Lauren was 14 years old,
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by Allen J. Moses, DDS, DABCP, D.ABDSM Evolutionary Focus In lower animals the spinal column comes out the back of the head, is oriented horizontally and parallel to the ground.
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by Maria Sokolina, DDS, D.ABDSM A lot of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) patients have misaligned, crowded teeth that impinge on the tongue space, forcing the tongue into the airway. An
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