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Interview w/ Jeff Wheaton: What Your Dentist Doesn’t Know about Curing Common Jaw Pain
Interview with Dr. Wheaton:
Dentists get tired of patients with jaw pain. They take lots of time and their problem is hard to cure. The truth is that traditional medicine is only partly capable of dealing with it. Dr. Jeffrey Wheaton should know. He’s a dentist who is also a board-certified oral surgeon. When his patients begged him to do something, he began researching holistic remedies to combine with existing therapies for a health problem that affects 10 million to 15 million Americans.
Temporomandibular joint disorder (known as TMJ) is the cause of numerous symptoms which can be treated, thanks to Dr. Wheaton’s new approach to this painful problem. During my interview with him on my show he explains why:
• Five times more women than men suffer from TMJ.
• Hearing clicking, popping or grinding sounds may indicate a TMJ problem.
• Chronic headaches can be an indicator of TMJ.
• A remedy from avocado and soybean extracts is helping patients now.
• Stress makes TMJ worse.
• Surgery is not a magic cure.
CREDENTIALS: Jeffrey Wheaton, D.D.S., M.D., a board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon, is the creator of Natural TMJ Relief®, an all-natural proprietary blend of herbs and vitamins selected to promote a healthy jaw joint by providing nutrients vital to proper muscle and joint function. He holds degrees from the School of Dentistry of Louisiana State University, the School of Medicine of the University of Miami and from Jackson Memorial Hospital.
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