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TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centre International
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Professional Education and Patient Care for
Craniofacial Pain and Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders (Sleep Apnea, Snoring)
Craniofacial Pain - encompasses pain disorders of the head (cranium), face (facial) and TMJ and neck pain.
Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders - encompasses snoring, upper airway resistance, Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)
For more than 15 years, TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centre International has been helping adults and children with these conditions. We understand the complexities of Craniofacial Pain and Sleep Disorders, and how they overlap and impact the lives of millions. Our commitment is two-fold. TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centre International provides education and training for the global professional community treating these patients, and we provide care for patients in our “Centres of Excellence” around the world. We offer education programs and our growing family of TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centres provides patient care in over 65 Centres spanning 7 countries.
Craniofacial Pain and Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders (Sleep Apnea, Snoring)
Craniofacial Pain - encompasses pain disorders of the head (cranium), face (facial) and TMJ and neck pain.
Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders - encompasses snoring, upper airway resistance, Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)
For more than 15 years, TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centre International has been helping adults and children with these conditions. We understand the complexities of Craniofacial Pain and Sleep Disorders, and how they overlap and impact the lives of millions. Our commitment is two-fold. TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centre International provides education and training for the global professional community treating these patients, and we provide care for patients in our “Centres of Excellence” around the world. We offer education programs and our growing family of TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centres provides patient care in over 65 Centres spanning 7 countries.
0113 INT MINIRES Paper Anaheim ANA900
Discover Dental Sleep Medicine and take the only course you will need to implement successfully.
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0112 INT MINIRES MedKno Anaheim ANA900
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Discover Dental Sleep Medicine and take the only course you will need to implement successfully.
The Power of Sleep & Pain Management | Multi-Disciplinary Program | Cape Town, South Africa
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events.tmjtherapycentre.com/Capetown Join us in Cape Town, South Africa, where TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centre International proudly presents an exclusive opportunity for physicians to immerse themselves in the Accelerated Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders and Craniofacial Pain for Adults and Children Mini Residency Program. Led by the esteemed Dr. Steven Olmos, this groundbreaking event is designed...
Chronic Tooth & Jaw Pain Healed Without Surgery | Patient Testimonial
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Patient of Dr. Steven Olmos, Cynthia, shares her experience being evaluated and treated for TMJ Disorder. She talks about her struggle to find pain relief, and what it's like having TMD. For Patients: If you are suffering from symptoms like jaw pain, jaw popping and clicking, headaches, migraines, teeth grinding or clenching, poor posture and balance, and neck, shoulder, and back pain - Get eva...
Change Your Patients' Lives With Our MNRT Course!
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Dr. Steve Russell is an avid attendee of our Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders & Craniofacial Pain for Adults and Children, A System for Dx and Tx Mini Residency More Info: tinyurl.com/2p8a57vx as well as our Motor Nerve Reflex Testing (MNRT) Course, A Hands-On Program For Finding Structural Injury. More Info: tinyurl.com/4b4hve9u In this video, we hear Dr. Steve Russell's testimonial on what d...
Oral Appliances vs. CPAP Machine
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In this video our San Fernando Valley Centre doctor, Farshid Ariz, explains the difference of oral appliances and CPAP machines for treating sleep apnea.
Specializing in TMJ & Sleep Therapy | Dr. Terry Billings
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Specializing in TMJ & Sleep Therapy | Dr. Terry Billings
Using a CBCT to Evaluate the 4 Points of Obstruction
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Using a CBCT to Evaluate the 4 Points of Obstruction
Comorbidities with TMJ & Sleep Disorders
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Comorbidities with TMJ & Sleep Disorders
Pediatric Craniofacial Screening Tool for Sleep
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Pediatric Craniofacial Screening Tool for Sleep
Chronic Pain: Why aren't you getting better?
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Chronic Pain: Why aren't you getting better?
High Blood Pressure & Obstructive Sleep Apnea
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High Blood Pressure & Obstructive Sleep Apnea
In children mouth breathing is the most common cause of obstructive sleep apnea, so I guess in adults also significant. Dry air irritates mucosa, leading to mucosal edema, smoking does too. Psych drugs, sedatives, also relax throat muscles among other apnea effects, leading to obstruction, this is very common in infants, so again probably in adults. Evidence for drugs causing this in adults, such as benzos: "This study suggests that sleep apnea syndrome can be associated with some drugs (mainly psychotropics)" Can drugs induce or aggravate sleep apneas? A case-noncase study in VigiBase®, the WHO pharmacovigilance database, 2016. Let's just call it, it's the drugs again. To top it off, ace inhibitors cause respiratory inflammation which leads to apnea. (Btw I'm on an albendazole/prazi course and this is the first time ever that my sinuses are clearing up in the morning)
I have giant cell arteritis. I can make you permanently blind in one or both eyes (fortunately I only lost sight in one so far). It can kill you. This guy is talking about pesky headaches??
Hi, (Not a doctor) Sleep Apnea is primarily a deficiency of Vit B1 !!! Might want to take B complex, and B1. Got this from a doctor, tried it, and it worked !!!
This isn’t true (sleep medicine professional)
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With all due respect missed a lot of important information. Kind of does a disservice
Can't wait to see you there!
No. No sleep apnoea issues.
If someone has metal implant such as in the joint, is it safe to use the Cold laser treatment for relief and maintenance? Thank you.
❤❤❤❤ Great job
Can phase 2 be accomplished with Invisalign instead of braces if so how
I seen my cardiologist for the first time today. He was the doctor to advise me my blood pressure could be from sleep apnea. So I decided to reach the information I was provided today. Looking at this video confirmed I chose an amazing doctor. Thank you for this knowledge
Same here. My heart was beating abnormally and I was experiencing chest pain. I insisted with my doctor that I get a cardiologist referral and they were the one who told me to get a sleep study. Sure enough, I had sleep apnea. Hopefully you have a cpap machine by now. God bless!
@@alr8141 no I never went to the sleep study I was tired of going to the doctors and all my test are coming back good I just don’t see the need
Can't wait! I'm grateful to be teaching information so integral to the healthy development of Children. It's my mission to spread this vital knowledge across the globe, so that all Children can be treated, and resolved of these overwhelming symptoms. I'll see you in Metairie!
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Can't Wait. We'll see you in Austin!
Can CPAP masks lead to hypertension over time? I first had sleep apnea and started using CPAP masks then developed hypertension. I suspect CPAP?
No Cpap helps with hypertension , check your Cpap air setup something is badly wrong there
Omg thank you!!!
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Join Us In Austin, Texas in Spring 2023 for our Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders & Craniofacial Pain for Adults and Children, A System for Dx and Tx Mini Residency More Info: tinyurl.com/2p8a57vx & Motor Nerve Reflex Testing (MNRT) Course, A Hands-On Program For Finding Structural Injury. More Info: tinyurl.com/5n79zhwj All Upcoming Courses & Events: events.tmjtherapycentre.com/events
I've read the small print on the SPRY gum and mints, it say, "Raw materials from China and USA." Is this also true for the Xlear Nasal spray?
I checked with Xlear, Inc and their response is: All xylitol used in Xlear and Spry is imported. It is also Project non-GMO verified, pharmaceutical grade purity, and once it arrives to our warehouse it is independently third-party tested for quality.
@@tmjandsleep Very good, thank you for posting. That's a more definitive reply than I received. I really like the Xlear, especially the more recent "Rescue" herbal formula. Do you have any feedback on the benefits of the Rescue formulation over the Daily version?
Uso sempre. Muito bom
Thanks
My nose is often to bloated to nose breath.. what do i do? Surgery?
Thanks for this video.
Excellent explained mouth breathing I am satisfied
I just came from my doctor and needed to hear a different perspective
Listen to your doctor for goodness sake. My issues are as a consequence of not listening
@@Will-nb8qk sure
will cold lazer therapy work for long thoracic nerve injury?
Thank you so much for the very helpful clarification! It helps me a lot in diagnose the symptoms of hypertension at mid-might caused by sleep apnea. I look forward to your other videos related to this issue and the appropriate treatment as well as physiotherapy.
Great explanation. 1.5 months into my CPAP therapy and I've already dropped from 150 to 130, and I only just now found a mask & cushion combo that doesn't leak, so it should keep improving from here!
There is no reasonable solution for obstructive sleep apnea. Cpap machine is bullshit!!!! Or get chunks removed out of your mouth with surgery….wtf???
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When I was little my nose was really blocked and i never really bothered with nose breathing
I have low pressure over 250 / 120 don't do hair
I've just started with my CPAP machine, my third night, I'll be back to update, first week of February, 22'
How’s it going? I’ve just been diagnosed!
@@equinoxoak9328 Going great, the F30i mask is the way to go, I also have the ResMed Air Sense 10 machine My blood pressure has dropped back to the normal range, Oct 27 will be my three month mark Sleep is really enjoyable now, it's like I can't wait to go to bed I average seven hours seven days a week, haven't missed a night
@@equinoxoak9328 If ya want to know any particulars give a shout
@@equinoxoak9328 Oh yeah, I went from 31.3 events per hour to 0.00 to 0.01 events per hour That was almost instant
@@shadythereok I’m currently on 7 pills for hypertension and just got diagnosed with sleep apnea. I can’t wait to get a machine. Did you loose any weight after you started using a CPAP? And how bad was your bp? Thanks.
So in and out in the nose then
Mouth breathing makes you ugly..
Mouth breathing can reduced my tics
"Mouth breathing can reduced my tics." Genius
I have these times during days (lasting from 10 minutes- a few hours) where I can’t stay sitting or laying down for more than 5 minutes at most. I feel like I have a TON of energy and I have the extremely strong urge to just start shaking like crazy to try to get out as much energy as possible. I have also tried exercising (like doing push-ups or other stationary exercises) to get out the energy, but I feel like shaking does it best.
What about mouth breathing during very tiring exercise? Because it feels like my body wants to push me into mouth breathing then.
that's fine, just make sure to nose breathe the rest of the day
Is b1 effect to treat,sleep apnea??How about RNA supplement?Thanks
Ditto that....well explained and easily understood.
This is exactly the information I was looking for, thank you!
Thank you for this explanation - it helps a lot. None of the doctors I've seen have been able to tell me why I've developed hypertension with no other risk factors involved (and with major incidents at night). I will definitely follow up on this.
Excellent video, I'm on a mission to convince people to consider nose breathing as a elixir of life. Stress is the number one contributor of EVERY chronic disease and slow even nose breathing can send the body into the 'healing' Rest & Digest. I'm an active fit, strong 65 year old who now only exercises in the limits of be able to nose breath. I could go on.... Thanks
Thanks for this information.Very helpful.
great explanation Dave!!
I thought this vid was about help. It's not.
Thank you for the video; lots of good information.