Pain

Pain can be extremely disabling, particularly when the causes are poorly understood. Patients often come to our practice after years of consulting with various pain experts to help determine the causes and triggers of their pain.

Pain triggers
Our doctors focus on listening closely to patients as they describe their pain. Your doctor may ask you to keep a journal of when the pain occurs, what it feels like and what you did during the day that may have triggered the pain.

Find the causes of the pain
The goal in our practice is to uncover the causes of your pain and treat the source. Treatment will usually involve pain management, relaxation techniques, the use of dental appliances and sometimes lifestyle modifications.

Facial Pain
TMJ (TMD)
Headaches (tension or migraines)
Facial and head pain following auto accidents, such as whiplash
Trigeminal Neuralgia
Neck pain
Fibromyalgia
Unexplained facial pain and toothaches
Sleep Apnea
Speech Deficits