Journal
The future of the bite, written from the chair.
TMJ, gneuromuscular dentistry, and reconstructions that do not begin with a night guard. For patients in New York, South Florida, and anyone who can still find a flight.
01 / 8 min
Why almost nobody treats true TMJ — and why he spent fifteen years on it
The joint is difficult. A wrong bite can make a patient worse. Most rooms fit a guard and stop. Dr. Tetri could not stop, because he was the patient first.
02 / 7 min
The cases other rooms decline
Full-arch reconstruction is not cosmetic when the mouth is why someone stopped leaving the house. The future of the field is the cases everyone else sends away.
03 / 6 min
Flying in: how a concentrated surgical day actually works
Patients come from New York, from the rest of Florida, and from abroad. The constraint is time. The method is one roof.
04 / 7 min
Gneuromuscular dentistry is the future of the bite. It is also the unfashionable present.
K7, EMG, TENS: instruments most offices do not own, used for a diagnosis most offices will not write.
05 / 6 min
The skull in the room: what the Planmeca Viso G7 actually lets us do
A 30 × 30 cm volume, 3D dissection, 4D jaw motion, a face composited onto bone. The reconstruction is allowed to start when the neck and the joint are no longer invisible.