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Personally...I think you were more on the money with the build up of toxins in the jaw. It makes almost too much sense. I know that I have tons of fillings, and I have a "stiff" jaw that feels like it needs to be "cracked" all the time...I grit my teeth a lot and also have a tendency to rub my chin when I'm in deep thought. Yes, OT would probably help to relieve some of it...but it's not getting to the cause!

Just my two cents!

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Yes, I believe OT/sensory intregation works well for these

kids. We were going on a regular basis, but we stopped

due to the fact that our insurance ran out for the yearly

visits. Its a new year and we will probably start again.

Anything that will help our kids we'll do.

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I wonder how many people that have TMJ syndrome (jaw syndrome) really

have toxic mercury affecting them. Of course, the doctors will only

treat the symptoms and not the cause!

> From my own experience with Amalgams, I started having alot of jaw

pain after having 16 of them removed. They are really sensitive to

cold or hot foods as well as to any foods that require a great deal

of chewing. Sometimes when eating hot foods it starts with jaw pain

and I will end up with ear pain or a headache. I've also wondered

about mercury in the jaw area! Maybe can tell us how you test

for it, since he knows he has it in his jaws? Patti

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Good point. I was diagnosed with TMJ only after having braces for 3 years.

I don't know if the metal contained mercury, but I do know that they

contained nickel.

Kris

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[ ] Re: Child Pressing with chin

> I wonder how many people that have TMJ syndrome (jaw syndrome) really

> have toxic mercury affecting them. Of course, the doctors will only

> treat the symptoms and not the cause!

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> > From my own experience with Amalgams, I started having alot of jaw

> pain after having 16 of them removed. They are really sensitive to

> cold or hot foods as well as to any foods that require a great deal

> of chewing. Sometimes when eating hot foods it starts with jaw pain

> and I will end up with ear pain or a headache. I've also wondered

> about mercury in the jaw area! Maybe can tell us how you test

> for it, since he knows he has it in his jaws? Patti

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