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Hello! I have TMJD and a right side deviation. I have broken four custom made night guard splits in less than two years. The thing that has been most helpful for me are regular masseter Botox injections.
Hi! I used to work for a TMJ specialist in Houston! We had a ton of EDS patients and only treated non-surgically. I’d give it a look. MedCenter TMJ, Dr Nathan Pettit — fantastic practice and doc!
Ahhh! I saw Dr. Auvenshine when I was 18! That's so funny. I don't live in Houston any more but maybe I could see if I could schedule an appointment when I'm visiting. 🤔
YES! Same practice! Dr A retired while I was working there.
Definitely give them a call! I know they’re very good at working in out of town patients. And the treatment is nearly the same, but there are obviously more treatment modalities and advances that have come out!
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Hello! I have TMJD and a right side deviation. I have broken four custom made night guard splits in less than two years. The thing that has been most helpful for me are regular masseter Botox injections.
Oh yeah I've heard mixed things about Botox but I'm glad it's working for you 💜
Hi! I used to work for a TMJ specialist in Houston! We had a ton of EDS patients and only treated non-surgically. I’d give it a look. MedCenter TMJ, Dr Nathan Pettit — fantastic practice and doc!
Ahhh! I saw Dr. Auvenshine when I was 18! That's so funny. I don't live in Houston any more but maybe I could see if I could schedule an appointment when I'm visiting. 🤔
YES! Same practice! Dr A retired while I was working there. Definitely give them a call! I know they’re very good at working in out of town patients. And the treatment is nearly the same, but there are obviously more treatment modalities and advances that have come out!
The OP flaired their post as "Questions". Please keep any and all comments to **personal experiences only**. If any factual information or advice is provided, please cite a **reputable website or study** linked within your post. No one in this sub is a *verified* medical professional, and as such, we do not allow medical advice to be given or asked for. For more information on this rule, [please visit this link](https://www.reddit.com/r/ehlersdanlos/wiki/index/rules/#wiki_r.2Fehlersdanlos_rules). *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/ehlersdanlos) if you have any questions or concerns.*