Generally unknown to the public, restricted upper airway during facial development is perhaps the single largest cause of dento-facial abnormalities and malocclusion. No other single factor has such an impact as upper airway obstruction in the young patient.

The earlier the condition is treated, the easier the correction is because of the elastic nature of the tissues. While more complex to treat, recognition of airway problems can also be vital to the success of most major dental treatments in adults.

Recognising the need for practical information and reference material on this subject, we are pleased to introduce this NEW publication by Dr. Robert Jankelson, Posture, Airway and the Tongue in Clinical Dentistry. Understanding airway restriction can result in more accurate diagnosis and elimination of sometimes unexplained problems in treatment outcome of your patients.

Neuromuscular Dental Diagnosis & Treatment

By Dr Robert Jankelson

This is the classic textbook of neuromuscular principles in dentistry originally published in 1990. It has been reprinted in full colour and contains updates provided by the author. It is the NM reference book that no NM dentist should be without. Containing over 700 pages of detailed information and illustrations, it covers the rationale of neuromuscular occlusion and all aspects of clincial neuromuscular diagnosis and treatment.

The text is reprinted in three volumes as a boxed set.

FAQ about NMD (25 per pack)

A tri-fold booklet designed to educate dentists and other healthcare practitioners about the field of Neuromuscular Dentistry (NMD) and how and why NM dentistry can benefit their patients. The perfect piece to send to other healthcare professionals such as Dentists, Physicians, Chiropractors and Physical Therapists to gain referral.

Packaged with referral letters on CD when purchased with our NM Starter Kit. Package of 25

Literature Review - Jankelson/Adib)

Written by Dr Robert Jankelson and Fray Adib, this 389-page review of the scientific literature was originally prepared for the American Dental Association in 1989. Updated since then, it contains abstracts and references to scientific articles supporting the efficacy of surface electromyography, low frequency TENS and mandibular tracking for diagnosis and treatment of TMD. Includes a 29-page addendum on EMG written in 1995. A useful reference when defending insurance claims or in legal proceedings.