Jaw rehabilitation after surgery: the importance of maxillo-facial physiotherapy (5 reasons)
Jaw surgery (or maxillofacial surgery) is sometimes necessary to correct functional or aesthetic problems: misalignment between the jaws,...
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Osteopath or physiotherapist: The 4 differences and complementarities.
When it comes to relieving pain or improving mobility, many patients hesitate between consulting an osteopath or a physiotherapist. These...
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2 effective exercises to reduce bruxism and protect your teeth
Bruxism is an often unrecognised but very common disorder, characterised by teeth grinding and/or clenching, usually during sleep...
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Facial paralysis: better understanding for better recovery thanks to physiotherapy
Facial paralysis, whether it occurs suddenly or gradually, is a physically and emotionally destabilising condition. It has a direct impact on the...
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Vertigo: understanding, treating and restoring balance through appropriate treatment
Vertigo is a common disorder of balance that can be very disabling in everyday life. Whether they occur suddenly or...
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Migraines, chronic headaches and tension headaches: causes, treatments and the role of specialist physiotherapists
Migraines and/or headaches are a frequent complaint in medical consultations. More than just a temporary inconvenience, they can...
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Maxillofacial physiotherapy: Definition, benefits and conditions treated
What is maxillofacial physiotherapy? Maxillofacial physiotherapy is a specialised discipline designed to treat functional and painful disorders...
