TMJ Pain Simplified: A Conversation with Dr. Mac Lee
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Dr. Alex and Dr. Priya welcome Dr. Mac Lee to discuss the often-misunderstood condition of TMJ pain. Dr. Lee shares his expertise in neuromuscular dentistry, emphasizing the importance of addressing both muscular and joint issues to achieve lasting comfort. He explains how a simple bite adjustment can dramatically improve function and reduce pain, while providing practical tips for self-management techniques. This is a cannot miss episode with a legend in the field, so tune in and enjoy!
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Hi Dr. Alex and Dr. Priya. Your podcast is very informative! On a future episode, can you talk more about splints, how they work, and what are the different types you would use?