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Advanced Education in Human Movement

Simplifying the Complex

A Unified Approach to Healthcare

The Applied Integration Academy (AIA) advances a transformative vision in healthcare, intricately weaving dental health, body alignment, and visual function into a unified whole. This commitment to a holistic, patient-centered approach extends into areas such as muscle imbalances, cranial strains, occlusal forces, gait patterns, and hip mobility. AIA's teachings empower healthcare professionals with the insights and tools needed to enhance both diagnostic abilities and treatment strategies, shaping a more coherent and integrated approach to patient care.
 

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A Hands-On Dental Workshop
 
FALL COURSE

Oct 10 2024, 8:00 AM CST –

Oct 12, 2024, 5:00 PM CST

TBA

Houston, TX

CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICY

     Course withdrawal with written notice 30 days or more before course start date: FULL REFUND MINUS (6% PROCESSING FEE).

     Course withdrawal with written notice 15 days before course start date: 50% of COURSE TUITION transferred to a future live course designated by attendee at time of withdrawal. Remaining 50% registration tuition and a processing fee of 6% is NON-REFUNDABLE.

     Course withdrawal within 7 day or less prior to start date: Due to expenses incurred in planning and limited seating, NO REFUNDS or CREDITS can be offered for late cancellations.

Course Description

 

Dentists are Major Influencers of the Human Body and Total Human Movement!

 

There is a direct relationship between the body and the teeth. Some dentists appreciate this connection, but haven’t been properly trained to understand the details of the body-occlusal relationship and how this knowledge can benefit their patients.

 

The literature illuminates not only that cranial bones move and that cranial strain patterns exist, but that these patterns can be a key part of why both bites and bodies become dysfunctional.

 

The position of the body can affect the contacting surfaces of the teeth. In turn, occlusal contact can direct the position of the body. Appropriate changes to occlusion can positively affect body patterns by unlocking a restricted cranial strain that may be limiting normal functional mobility of the bite and the body. 

 

Movement specialists and dentists desperately need one another to successfully manage an array of issues to include TMD, malocclusion, headaches, as well as airway, airflow and systemic, body pain issues.

 

This two-and-a-half day lecture and hands-on lab workshop is designed to provide the 

clinical foundation for successful partnering between body-minded dentists and dental-minded body specialists. 

 

Didactic information will cover the psychomotor skills associated with the evaluative process and the rationale behind each diagnostic test. Time will be spent with sample patients on the exam table and in the dental chair to augment the learning process so that each participant can feel confident as they master this exciting material. 

 

By the end of the workshop you will be able to use CBCT and bite scans in conjunction with hands-on clinical testing to assist you in accomplishing your patient goals of treatment. Oral appliance prescription and application will be an integral part of the learning process throughout the workshop. 

 

You are about to embark on a journey that will forever change the way you look at the power you possess as a dentist! 

 

Welcome to a world of in-depth and heretofore little-understood knowledge. Knowledge that takes the student beyond basic theory and guides multiple disciplines into actual integrative clinical APPLICATION.


 

AIA Faculty

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Mike Cantrell, MPT, PRC 

Alice Lam, DDS

James Anderson, MPT, PRC

The AIA experience is the seamless union of Interdisciplinary continuing education with the common goal of unraveling the complexities of human movement science.

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