Some people dream of feeling and looking better; others prefer to achieve it. Discover firsthand the benefits of optimal TMJ function, facial balance, and symmetry provided through the therapeutic techniques Dr. Rebecca Griffiths develops individually for each of her patients. Dr. Griffiths offers non-surgical, non-invasive treatment tailored for your individual body's needs. Her treatment methods are derived from her decades of education and experiences with her own chronic head, neck, and jaw pain.
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ALF Appliance Therapy is a non-invasive protocol used to correct bio mechanical structural problems in the cranium (skull) and mandible (lower jaw), which can cause neurological, muscular, and physiological symptoms all over the body. ALF Appliance Therapy utilizes very light, springy forces that are active 24/7, making this therapy extremely dynamic.
Are you one of the millions of people who suffer from headaches, dizziness, or other symptoms caused by TMJ (temporomandibular joint) syndrome? Maybe we can help. Various types of clear plastic splints can be used to treat TMJ syndrome. A bruxism splint, worn mostly at night, keeps you from grinding your teeth and helps reduce muscle tension.
The objective of contemporary orthodontics is a well-proportioned face as well as an esthetic and stable dentition. For that reason, the orthodontist must evaluate the dental arches and face in three dimensions of space: transverse, anterior-posterior, and vertical. It is often through facial orthopedics that the orthodontist is able to achieve a treatment result with jaws in proportion to each other and to the rest of the face. With these problems, early intervention may provide advantages that are not available later.
Snoring is partially obstructed breathing. Sleep apnea is totally obstructed breathing (breathing stops completely) for 10 seconds or longer. It is a common and often serious condition that frequently goes unrecognized. You are not able to breathe. Within a few seconds you may start to gasp, snort, struggle, or quickly change your sleeping position until the blockage is relieved.
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