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Could you please give advice to a Doctor trying to perfect
maxillary protraction
DIR By: MikeMew
Date: December 19, 2013, 9:53 am
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Dear All,
I am an orthodontist, one of the few third generation
orthodontists and son of possibly the most controversial
orthodontist in the world, who is wanting to find out what is
really happening, in regard to the cause, pathology and cure of
malocclusion and its relationship to other problems with the
head and neck- TMD, sleep apnoea, glue ear, back and neck
problems, sinusitis, deviated nasal septums etc etc......
Over the last 2 years I've visited practitioners all over the
world in an attempt to find the best ways to move the maxilla up
and forwards- which I feel is an integral part of correcting
this problem. More recently talking to Dean Howell. I am very
broad minded, and want to seek your help but also want to hear
more than just your opinions or hearsay. The era of doctor knows
best is truly over, and as I am trying to design the perfect
protocol I thought that it might be a good idea to consult
people that are effectively experimenting on them selves, since
amongst you there is a great deal of latent knowledge.
If you are interested in what I am doing then here are some
links;
HTML http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtlACZ6uKpE
HTML https://www.facebook.com/groups/Orthodont/
HTML https://www.facebook.com/orthotropics
HTML https://www.facebook.com/YCrookedTeeth
HTML http://www.orthotropics.co.uk/
You will notice that I am using my real name, please respect
this and give polite informative responses. At times in medicine
we have to agree to disagree, I'm not a novice at this procedure
in children and am arguably achieving the best facial changes
ever gained in children. Its my mission to improve this and work
on adults as well. Your help would be greatly appreciated, my
specific goal is to design the perfect headgear and oral
appliance, and to work out the best level of wear of the
headgear.
Thank you very much in advance,
Best wishes,
Mike
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Re: Could you please give advice to a Doctor trying to perfect
maxillary protraction
DIR By: eusebius
Date: December 19, 2013, 5:36 pm
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I saute you sir for your dedication and comprehensive thinking.
I have similar aspirations of figuring out the best way to
completely optimize the skull and structure of the body and am
in the process of learning and taking action. I would love to
speak with you further.
Best Regards,
Ryan
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Re: Could you please give advice to a Doctor trying to perfect
maxillary protraction
DIR By: MessiahMews
Date: December 20, 2013, 3:57 am
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Welcome to the forum Mike Mew! :)
We are very happy to see you here! Looking forward to your
posts, and know that many are going to be helped.
Enjoy!
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Re: Could you please give advice to a Doctor trying to perfect
maxillary protraction
DIR By: MikeMew
Date: December 20, 2013, 7:50 am
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The first thing, that I wanted to ask is how long you feel that
you need to wear the headbrace to gain an effect. In
orthodontics I would ask an adult to wear it for 18hrs.
I was shocked to hear Dean suggesting 15min, it seems crazy, do
you have any of you opinions or better some hard evidence?
M
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Re: Could you please give advice to a Doctor trying to perfect
maxillary protraction
DIR By: FebruaryRichard
Date: December 24, 2013, 8:21 am
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Hello Dr. Mew, very glad and surprised to see you here. Your
open-mindedness really makes me feel better about the medecine
community.
I have no idea how Dr. Howell's FaceMax Helmet works but I
suppose it's very similar to the one designed by Dr. Amir
(Located in Putney, London). Also worth noting is that Dr. Amir
is also working with Dr. Howell for optimizing symmetry in his
patients.
Here is someone going through face-pulling and NCR and sharing
their experience on a blog :
HTML http://orgoneproducts.org/blog/category/palate-expansion/
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Re: Could you please give advice to a Doctor trying to perfect
maxillary protraction
DIR By: Knoppe
Date: December 30, 2013, 6:30 pm
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Mr.Mew. If it's in fact the real you than I must say that I'm
impressed. It's very uncommon for practitioners to be open
minded. Let alone to actually ask patients about their view om
things. Have you checked Plato's site out? He has actually gone
through the whole process and is an avid proponent of do it
yourself face-pulling.
As for my own experience. I'm currently undergoing treatment
with self litigating brackets, upper and lower "ALF's". There
had been some movement but I still have a year to go. As my
teeth continously misigned due to aggressive nighttime bruxism,
I ended up with a worsening posture and other horrible cognitive
and physical ailments. Building up my bite with composite
relieves most of these. I do hope that more practitioners adopt
your line of thinking and start helping people instead of
butchering people.
/Knoppe
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Re: Could you please give advice to a Doctor trying to perfect
maxillary protraction
DIR By: MikeMew
Date: January 3, 2014, 3:30 am
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Thanks, could anyone give me feedback about there levels of time
that they wear their head-braces. In orthodontics we usually
think that 8hrs is the minimum for any changes. But many of you
are only using these devices for 15min or so, surely if such a
short time gained an effect then a heavy meal could also affect
facial change. It does not make sense but I am open to what you
think?
M
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Re: Could you please give advice to a Doctor trying to perfect
maxillary protraction
DIR By: MikeMew
Date: January 3, 2014, 3:32 am
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Also I knew Amir, nice guy visited my surgery to see what we
were doing but played his cards very close to his chest and I
was never very sure of his actual beliefs, which is always a
shame. Does anyone know where he has gone to?
M
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Re: Could you please give advice to a Doctor trying to perfect
maxillary protraction
DIR By: bstratt25
Date: January 3, 2014, 1:15 pm
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Not sure Mike, but last I heard, Amir was still very active and
practicing in the UK.
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Re: Could you please give advice to a Doctor trying to perfect
maxillary protraction
DIR By: FebruaryRichard
Date: January 3, 2014, 11:00 pm
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In fact, Dr. Amir is still practicing in Putney, London and has
been a big help to the MS sufferers.
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