Praise For: Mastering TMJ Dysfunction

My three takeaways:
1. TMJ issues are frequently triggered by other subluxations in the body that may affect the cervical curve or tension in the neck.
2. It is important not to overwhelm the neurology of the person by doing too much.
3. Correcting cranial and TMJ distortions is complicated but amazing results can be achieved if you master it!

I am better able to take care of clients with TMJ issues. I’ve had a long-term client with chronic TMJ distortion. I was able to evaluate and apply some of the temporal balancing techniques and she had more relief than she’s ever had.

Yes. I would recommend this program. So much information to help advance the skills and results achieved.

It was a deeply enriching experience. The course provided a comprehensive and practical understanding of how cranial biomechanics influence temporomandibular joint function and overall postural balance. One of the strongest aspects of the program was the clinical reasoning behind each cranial and TMJ correction. Dr. Rosen emphasized how subtle restrictions in the sphenoid, temporal, and occipital bones can directly impact mandibular motion and occlusion patterns. This made me see TMJ dysfunction not as an isolated problem but as part of a dynamic cranio-cervical system. I also appreciated the program’s interdisciplinary perspective, integrating insights from dentistry work and chiropractic. It encouraged a collaborative mindset, showing how chiropractors can complement dental and craniofacial therapies in managing TMJ dysfunction.

This program has impacted some patients I was seeing that regular chiropractic work was not solving the TMJ patterns. I corrected a Z opening mouth last month using the cranial corrections first

Yes, I would recommend this program. All chiropractors that want to see complex patients should take this program.

Three takeaways would be that this course is 1. easily digestible with the amount of information that is given at a time 2. The information allows you to have a deeper understanding of TMJ versus any other seminar I’ve taken. 3. The videos at the end of the course with the demonstrations allow you to have a hands-on experience at home.

This program has personally helped me with my own children who have been dealing with airway and bruxism issues. Being able to apply the knowledge at home has been wonderful.

I am not currently practicing but have been practicing the techniques with my own children.

I would recommend this course for anyone wanting to upgrade their TMJ adjusting skills. If they treat these types of issues, they should be fixing the root cause. Simply adjusting the TMJ without addressing the cranium is missing a huge piece of the puzzle.

I thoroughly enjoyed this course.

Comprehensive program in all aspects of caring for a patient of any age with TMJ dysfunction. Step by step guide on how to evaluate and treat patients Information on how to communicate with dental professionals to collaborate on care.

I feel more comfortable in the knowledge I must approach patients with TMJ issues and how to resolve their issues quicker.

I had a patient with chronic clicking in her jaw and I was able to alleviate some of the clicking and allow her to be able to function day to day without as much discomfort.

Of course I would recommend this course!! Everything Drs. Rosen and Watson put out for us to learn is a golden opportunity to improve your knowledge and skills

Great, as always!

My three takeaways from this course:
Slow release of modules accommodates busy schedules. Doctor Sharing allows for communication with the Doctors to discuss real-life situations Dr. Marty knows his stuff – he is a credit to the profession.

This course has helped demystify the TMJ not only in adults, but in the peds patient. People need options for care of the TMJ and there hasn’t been anything out there on the alternative side quite like this course.

Early in the course, while working with patients and trying to apply what was learned, I noticed an improvement of jaw motion, decreased pain, and decreased clicking. Later I realized that I hadn’t even done the adjustment correctly and still had improvement. Since I have fine-tuned my adjustment.

I would recommend this course if you want a slow release of info at a pace that wouldn’t be overwhelming to a doctor with a busy practice and life.

Thanks for the obvious time and effort put into the course.