by Dr. Brown | Apr 3, 2018 | ALF Appliance, GELB Device, Headaches, Health & Wellness, Migraines, Movement Disorder, Sleep Apnea, Sleep Disorders, TMJ Dysfunction
Any time an organization is able to help so many people get better, it is important to spread the word so that others can learn as well. This has been my mission these past 4-5 years since I took over Dr. Stack’s practice. I have taught in a number of countries and... by Dr. Brown | Jan 9, 2018 | Health & Wellness, Movement Disorder, Sleep Apnea, TMJ Dysfunction
Well folks, I am sitting here at my desk on December 29, 2017, at around 09:00 – that’s around 9am or so. As I reflect back on the year, I realize we had some ups and downs, but overall we did great and really have made a difference in many peoples’ lives! I am... by Dr. Brown | Nov 27, 2017 | ALF Appliance, Movement Disorder, Orthodontics, Patient Experience, TMJ Dysfunction
In our office at Sleep and TMJ Therapy, we are finding that there is a little problem starting. As many of you dear readers already have learned, the insurance companies have quite nicely taken control and are now denying needed surgeries and final braces or crowns,... by Dr. Brown | Nov 22, 2017 | ALF Appliance, Health & Wellness, Movement Disorder, Patient Experience, TMJ Dysfunction
As a practitioner who uses the amazing ALF appliance every day of the week, I continue to see this little wire making changes in people’s lives all the time. This morning one of our patients from Ohio was here and reported in about 4 months that all headaches and most... by Dr. Brown | Nov 17, 2017 | Health & Wellness, Movement Disorder, Orthodontics, Patient Experience, TMJ Dysfunction
In the past weeks of August in 2017 marks a shift in my education that will forever change how I see things with my patients. I spent five days with Dr. James Bronson at the ALF Educational Institute and then one day later flew to Oslo, Norway, and taught side by side... by Dr. Brown | Apr 21, 2017 | Health & Wellness, Movement Disorder, TMJ Dysfunction
In recent months I have met way too many new patients who were scheduled to have jaw joint or other more extreme types of surgery to handle their pain. This is about as smart as jumping into the path of a moving bus- in other words, it’s NOT smart! I am not sure why...