FAQ’s
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Do I have to wear the orthotic 24/7?
Answer: The orthotic needs to be worn 24/7 in order to have the muscles adapt and adjust to the new position that needs to be achieved. Wearing it just at night or part time will make the adjustment time longer or insufficient.
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How much does an orthotic cost?
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Answer: The orthotic cost varies from region to region but most will cost approximately the same as having a dental implant and its restoration.
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How do I know if an orthotic will help my condition?
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Answer: Each patient must have a comprehensive examination by the doctor to truly understand whether or not the orthotic will be effective for the patient.
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What is the diagnostic process?
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Answer: The doctor utilizes a number of physical evaluations that are related to the cranial nerves thus giving the physician answers as how to deliver treatment.
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Do I have to wear this orthotic for the rest of my life?
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Answer: Most patients will not need to wear the orthotic for life. The orthotic has to achieved its orthopedic adaptation then the doctor will make the assessment as to follow-up. Such treatment may involve orthodontic, fixed or removal dental restorative and/or a combination of these. The doctor and the patient make the final decisions as to what is best for the patient
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How long before I start to notice a difference?
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Answer: That varies from patient to patient. Some may see an immediate difference while others may see discontinuance of symptoms after a few weeks. Also the amount of relief varies for each patient. Some may see total reversal while others may have a smaller amount of discontinuance. It must be emphasized that a comprehensive examination and evaluation by the physician is needed. This is not a cure but an alternative to the treatments now being given.

