Intervening in Biofunctional Disorder Cases

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As a healthcare professional, you may have noticed that in many of your patients, you are providing reactive care for a specific problem, rather than the preventive care that can keep issues such as temporomandibular joint disorder and acid issues from causing migraines, jaw and facial pain, and damage to... Read more »

A Biofunctional Approach to Dental Implants

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When it comes to dentures, many of your patients would be thrilled to know that there are alternative options. Some of these clients suffer from what Dr. Jason C. Campbell has coined a “biofunctional disorder” involving issues such as deterioration of teeth, gums, bones and jaw joints, TMJ, bruxism and... Read more »