Ep. 410 – Temporal Mandibular Disc-Condyle Derangement

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May 26, 2025
Adaptation, Canine, Cervical Neutrality, Cervical Rotation, Clicking, Compression, Dislocation, Displacement, Jaw Pain, Joint Arthrokinematics, Lateral Pterygoid, Lateral Translation, Laterotrusive Movement, Mandible, Molar, Myokinematic Restoration, Neck, Non-Reducing, Occlusal Orthotic, Popping, PRI MMOO, PRI MOOO, Protrude, Reducing, Rest, Retrodiscal Tissue, Retrude, Right Cranial Torsion, Right TMCC, Splint, TMD, TMJ

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