Testimony from January 29, 2008

mardi 29 January 2008

Bonjour

I read your book with great interest on two counts.

On one hand, as a psychomotrician and relaxation therapist, I have long been questioning the lack of connection I could make between "teeth and their context" and the rest of the body.
While many other connections are made with other parts of the body, these remained puzzling.
In my practice, I have encountered several patients who, after dental interventions or in the context of dental or articulatory pain, presented with pathologies without "explanation" or for which no therapeutic approach worked; many patients with respiratory disorders (oral breathing in particular) for whom I had no medical response or too many responses (orthodontics to the extreme, excessive corset, or excessive antidepressants)

On the other hand, I am a mother of a 21-year-old son with prognathism who has been breathing through his nose since he was a child (repeated rhinitis, allergies? ) for whom a major operation was proposed to align the lower and upper jaws. We refused this intervention, but it remains the case that he still does not breathe through his nose, and I have seen some consequences of this for several years.
I would like to know if there is a practitioner in our region who could give me their opinion on some of my patients and for my son.

I like the necessary patient as an actor in their own healing process in your book. I always find this aspect in my own practice.

Thank you