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TMJ, Tinnitus & Fibromyalgia
Six specialists. Six diagnoses. No answer that explains all of it.
The craniocervical junction is involved in jaw mechanics, ear function and pain processing.
These are the cases that arrive last, after everything else. Jaw pain treated by a dentist, ringing treated by an ENT, widespread pain treated by a rheumatologist — three specialists, three separate problems, and a patient who suspects they are connected.
The common thread
The craniocervical junction sits at the intersection of jaw mechanics, ear function and how the nervous system processes pain signals. It is one of the few places in the body where those systems converge — which is why a single misalignment can present as several unrelated complaints.
What care looks like here
We take the whole history, including the parts other providers set aside as unrelated. Then we image, and the films tell us whether there is something structural to correct.
Find out whether this is what you have.
A consultation is a conversation and an examination. We review your history, explain what Blair analysis involves, and image only if it is warranted. If we cannot help you, we will say so.
Book a consultationBlair Upper Cervical care addresses vertebral subluxation. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or condition. Individual patient results vary.
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