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It’s not a crossover we read about often: a dentist referring to a chiropractor when they’ve reached an impasse with a patient. Yet, as both paradigms deal with jaw musculature and pain, it may be one worth exploring. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ, at the side of the jaw near the ear) and craniomandibular (further up towards…
The issue of neurodevelopmental disorders in childhood is an emotive issue, as parents often feel overwhelmed by the demands and opinions surrounding their child’s reality. While this is the last place judgment should be directed, it is sadly a place where judgment is often felt. While we don’t know the causes behind things like Autism…
Those of us who have been in or around chiropractic circles for long know that we are a drug-free, surgery-free health modality. We check and adjust subluxations, knowing that the body is a self-healing, self-regulating system that knows how to do the rest. With all that said, we know when to cross-refer when a patient…
