International educator, researcher and founder of TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centre International Dr. Steven Olmos went live with a celebrity fitness trainer and New York Times bestselling author Jorge Cruise to discuss how to STOP your pain through better understanding of airway and health management.

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Rancho Cucamonga, CA Hosted by Patrick McKeown and Myofunctional Research Co. this past August 23, 2017

Dr. Steven Olmos Radio Interview: Clinicians Corner on AM970

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Dr. Steven Olmos Radio Interview: Frankie Boyer Show

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Dr. Steven Olmos Radio Interview: Forever Young Radio

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The secret to a good night sleep could be changing the way we breathe.

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The TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centre of San Diego highlights comorbidities of chronic facial pain and obstructive sleep apnea; sleep physicians and dentists should be aware of concurrent effects to optimize patients’ treatment.

Reviewing the high comorbidity of craniofacial pain (chronic face pain, temporomandibular disorders, and primary headaches) with obstructive sleep breathing disorders and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA); Dr. Steven Olmos, special-ises in Dental Sleep Medicine at The TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centre of San Diego, through his study recommends that, physicians treating OSA and dentists treating chronic pain be aware of the concurrent chronic pain that affects quality of sleep, so that proper reciprocal referrals can be made to optimize patient’s treatment.

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Plymouth practice links with one of the world’s top dentists 

A Plymouth dental practice has linked up with one of the world’s top dentists in a move that could help people deal with a range of non-tooth-related problems.

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Specialist Pain Clinic Launched in Totnes by International Specialist
World-renowed chronic pain expert Dr. Steven Olmos visited Totnes to help launch a new clinic.

Based at the Riverview Dental Practice the independent treatment facility will specialse in chronic head, face and neck pain together with sleep-related breathing disorders such as sleep apnea.

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Can facial pain be linked to daytime sleepiness
According to a 2011 Gallup poll, almost half of U.S. adults experience some kind of chronic pain. The Journal of the America Dental Association ran a series of articles this year demonstrating that one in six patients who visited a dentist reported craniofacial pain (affecting the mouth and face), especially pain in the temporomandibular joints and muscles (the jaw and temples). This type of pain was reported as frequently as tooth or gum pain, and it’s estimated the craniofacial pain affects over 20 percent of the U.S. population. This series included data showing that one in six children (school and pre-school age) have chronic facial pain and TMD (temporomandibular dysfunction).

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