Use of Dental Inlay for Treatment of Hip Joint Dysregulation: A Case Report
Use of Dental Inlay for Treatment of Hip Joint Dysregulation: A Case Report
Author: Yoshiro Fujii
Affiliation: Shin Kobe Dental Clinic, Kobe City, Japan
Abstract
This paper presents a case in which the placement of a dental inlay led to unexpected improvements in hip joint function. The findings suggest a potential neurological link between dental occlusion and musculoskeletal regulation.
Keywords
Dental Inlay, Hip Joint Dysregulation, Neuromuscular Connection, Trigeminal Nerve, Postural Balance
Introduction
Hip joint dysregulation is often associated with musculoskeletal disorders. While traditional treatments focus on physical therapy or surgery, emerging evidence suggests that dental occlusion may influence postural control and joint function.
Case Report
A patient with chronic hip joint pain underwent a dental inlay procedure to correct an occlusal imbalance. Shortly after the treatment, the patient experienced significant relief in hip joint discomfort and improved posture.
Discussion
The observed improvement may be due to neuromuscular feedback mechanisms involving the trigeminal nerve and the body's postural alignment. This case suggests that dental treatment could play a role in managing musculoskeletal conditions.
Conclusion
The results highlight the need for further research into the connection between dental occlusion and joint function. Understanding this relationship could lead to new therapeutic approaches in orthopedic and dental care.
Full Paper
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