This is a super important talk for anyone who suspects jaw or neck problems, especially if you have some form of Heritable Disorder of Connective Tissue. Thank you Dr. Mitakides.

So important. Also, it is important to look at the sacrum/pelvis function. The pelvis influences the neck and jaw ( and the cranial function ! )

From my appointment with a TMJ surgeon ( 25 years experience ). When the TMJ disc slips forward, people tend to have more TMJ pain and fewer neuro symptoms. When the TMJ disc slips inward ( me), people tend to have more neuro symptoms and less pain. True for me. Such an important lecture / topic.

Great information, I’d like to have been able to see the screen to which he was referring.

Amazing

I was just diagnosed with tmj and I honestly have wondered about cci for a while. Had no idea they were connected. Also have cEDS.

Good lecture on c1 and c2 reminds me Roccobados course

And yet we were provided with no solution?

You lost me with V3 innervating the lateral rectus… in which anatomy book did you find that?

So is it the neck or the mouth

I need help my jaw is locked close im from el Paso Texas nobody does that here plz

I don't understand

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