Neurological Aspects of Dentistry and Its Relationship to Movement Disorders | Anthony B. Sims, DDS

The Neurological Aspects of Dentistry and Its Relationship to Movement Disorders | Anthony B. Sims, DDS

IAOMT Annual Conference in Stowe, VT
September 7, 2018

Learning Objectives:
1. Identify what is the TMJ. Everything is connected!
2. Identify what constitutes TMJ Disorder (TMJD). Identify what are the possible causes of
TMJD.
3. Identify what symptoms are related to TMJD.

Dr. Anthony B. Sims received his DDS degree from Ohio State University in 1983. He has had a general practice for over 30 years and is currently in Columbia, Maryland, where he also treats TMD and snoring/sleep apnea patients. He is a member of the American Academy of Craniofacial Pain, National Spasmodic Torticollis Assoc., Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome Assoc., and The International Association for Orthodontics. He has spoken worldwide on the perspective dentistry has on the possible abeyance of certain movement disorders such as Tourette’s syndrome and has had treatment results published in peer-reviewed journals.

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