Yasser Khaled

Title : Recent modalities in the diagnosis and treatment of TMD

Abstract:

Because the TMJ is a superficial joint (without tissue blocking access to it), cold laser therapy is able to penetrate deep into the joint to reduce inflammation. Then there's manual therapy, which works the muscles and soft tissue structures of the neck and jaw to reduce TMJ pain and reduce muscle adhesions. he ELIBA device is able to significantly reduce TMD-associated myogenous pain and to promote the enhancement of sEMG/KNG values. Practical Implications. ELIBA can be considered as a new device, potentially useful for head-neck pain relief in patients suffering from chronic TMD.

Audience Take Away:

• Better diagnosis and new ttt modalities
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Biography:

Dr. Yasser Khaled is a son of a diplomat that has visited, worked and studied in 15 different countries in 6 different continents around the world. He has a BDS from Ain Shams University, Egypt; a MDSc in Oral Pathology from the same university; a MMSc in TMD/Orofacial Pain from the University of Alberta, Canada and finally, a GPR and Oral Medicine Certificate from Carolinas Medical Center, USA. He was awarded with hundreds of certificates from all around the world. He has won the Lester Burkett award from the American Academy of Oral Medicine for the best research in 2017. He is currently working as an Assistant Professor in Marquette University, School of Dentistry. He is specialized in Oral Pathology, Oral Medicine and TMD/Orofacial Pain. He is also the Vice-Chair of Marquette University Academic Senate.