Dental Bridgework may be the Source of Your Patient’s Headache, Neckaches and Facial Pain

Smith GH Dig Chiro Econ Sep/Oct 1986; 29(2): 70,72

Many advances have been forthcoming since Dr. William Sutherland discovered cranial motion in 1939. Because of his pioneering efforts, osteopathic and chiropractic physicians have achieved many miraculous results utilizing craniopathic principles. In recent years, widespread publication of craniopathy, has stimulated a grass roots interest within the dental profession. The case report shows the relationship between dental and craniopathic co-treatment and illustrates that acute and chronically ill patients with seemingly unrelated symptoms must also be evaluated dentally. Such an evaluation may prove invaluable and offer a noninvasive approach to health.

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