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Today’s practitioner must distinguish his/her practice by becoming an expert in occlusion. It is essential for every dentist and anyone involved in dental health care to recognize the signs, symptom and parameters of healthy occlusion vs. pathologic occlusion.

Anatomic structures related to the masticatory system will be presented to orient the reader to know the causes of tooth wear, tooth breakage, and other factors that affect the health of patients. Key principles of occlusion are necessary to relate esthetic restorative, orthodontic and or TMD/Orofacial pain treatment with a proper diagnosis.

I will give insights how I do it and what I do about the things I see.  I am here to tell you the problems I see clinically, my perspectives, understanding, ….and what I do about it.

I hope the information you read will bring some light to enlighten and bless you.

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Optimal Physiologic Rest is the Place to Start 

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Today’s practitioner must distinguish his/her practice by becoming an expert in occlusion. It is essential for every dentist and anyone involved in dental health care to recognize the signs, symptom and parameters of healthy occlusion vs. pathologic occlusion.

Anatomic structures related to the masticatory system will be presented to orient the reader to know the causes of tooth wear, tooth breakage, and other factors that affect the health of patients. Key principles of occlusion are necessary to relate esthetic restorative, orthodontic and or TMD/Orofacial pain treatment with a proper diagnosis.

I will give insights how I do it and what I do about the things I see.  I am here to tell you the problems I see clinically, my perspectives, understanding, ….and what I do about it.

I hope the information you read will bring some light to enlighten and bless you.

__________________

Optimal Physiologic Rest is the Place to Start

Home | About OC | Continuing Education | Course Schedule | Registration | Accommodations | About Dr. Chan | Study Club | Doctor Education | Patient Education | Vision |  Research Group | Science | Orthodontics | Laboratory | Dr. Chan’s Articles | GNM Dentistry | Contact Us | Partners | Dr. Chan’s Blogs | Finding a GNM Dentist

CLICK the upper right side bar menu to read Dr. Chan’s latest BLOG POSTS.

Today’s practitioner must distinguish his/her practice by becoming an expert in occlusion. It is essential for every dentist and anyone involved in dental health care to recognize the signs, symptom and parameters of healthy occlusion vs. pathologic occlusion.

Anatomic structures related to the masticatory system will be presented to orient the reader to know the causes of tooth wear, tooth breakage, and other factors that affect the health of patients. Key principles of occlusion are necessary to relate esthetic restorative, orthodontic and or TMD/Orofacial pain treatment with a proper diagnosis.

I will give insights how I do it and what I do about the things I see.  I am here to tell you the problems I see clinically, my perspectives, understanding, ….and what I do about it.

I hope the information you read will bring some light to enlighten and bless you.

__________________

Optimal Physiologic Rest is the Place to Start

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CLICK the upper right side bar menu to read Dr. Chan’s latest BLOG POSTS.

Today’s practitioner must distinguish his/her practice by becoming an expert in occlusion. It is essential for every dentist and anyone involved in dental health care to recognize the signs, symptom and parameters of healthy occlusion vs. pathologic occlusion.

Anatomic structures related to the masticatory system will be presented to orient the reader to know the causes of tooth wear, tooth breakage, and other factors that affect the health of patients. Key principles of occlusion are necessary to relate esthetic restorative, orthodontic and or TMD/Orofacial pain treatment with a proper diagnosis.

I will give insights how I do it and what I do about the things I see.  I am here to tell you the problems I see clinically, my perspectives, understanding, ….and what I do about it.

I hope the information you read will bring some light to enlighten and bless you.

__________________

Optimal Physiologic Rest is the Place to Start

http://www.occlusionconnections.com

Leader in Gneuromuscular and Neuromuscular Occlusion and TMD