Justin Richer

This is a very first.

I'm so excited to be a part of the very first of anything.

Nobody wants to go to the dentist.

Even like most dentists don't want to go to the dentist.

I don't love it either.

I get it.

But it's important.

Do your routine care.

Do your hygiene.

Like, you know, hygienists are amazing.

Yeah, I've been all over.

I've tried different areas of the country.

I have, and some areas of the country have more than others.

Yes, some areas of the country have more teeth than others, and they have varying degrees of dental problems.

Really what I do on a regular basis, like every day when we're seeing a new TMJ patient, is diagnosis assessment, figuring out what the problem is and then where it's coming from.

And then, you know, that helps direct treatment from there.

Yes and no.

So the overwhelming majority of TMJ issues are related to a cartilage pad that sits on top of the bone in the jaw joint.

And the position of that cartilage pad.

Overwhelming majority of people popping, clicking, locking the jaw.