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Andrej Milojeski's avatar

I agree, neuromuscular dentistry is completely wrong, and all this "electric" business makes no sense at all. But desperate people get mesmerized by the "shiny, cutting-edge" equipment that these neuromuscular doctors promote and think that since everything is so perfectly measured, it's backed up by actual science, when mostly it's not.

Heck, a hack doctor (no rhyme intended :D) where I live even mentioned in her brochure that one of the reasons she has that kind of "diagnostic equipment" is to inspire greater trust in patients during the "therapeutic process." So, put another way, she's saying, 'I own these shiny things so I can entice you to pay me to treat you.'

EGK's avatar

yep... and as you do this mouthguard process you literally see how fast your bite evolves.

To think that there are hundreds of trained dentists zapping you with a TENS a few times and then locking that in as 'the bite' for your future is just so stupid.

Junnies's avatar

there is something very 'myopic' about the modern 'western' way of thinking which is that they tend to focus on one specific part without seeing and taking into account the all the other 'parts' and the greater 'field'. the jaw is connected to the whole body, the muscles, tissue, and its 'natural' position changes all the time depending on the activity and environment! just like there is no 'fixed' position your arm wants to be in...if you're standing, sitting, lying down, throwing a ball, doing a push-up, the natural position of the arm changes all the time!

as you said, its like they take one frame of a whole spatial-temporal reality and assume that that is all they need to study and work on.

the muscles and posture of the jaw is connected to the entire body. if your skeleton is misaligned (almost everyone's is, and the older you get, the worse it becomes), it affects every part of the body. similarly, to get the 'true position' of the jaw, you'd need to fix all the tensions and misalignments in every (well not every, but at least the 'core' parts) part of the body, and even then, it literally changes depending on whether you're standing, sitting, or lying down, because of how weight and gravity redistributes.

EGK's avatar
Sep 8Edited

yes the 'true position' of the jaw is unseparable from having a perfect skeleton in my view. As that was the original design.

So no point in talking about achieving the right jaw position without also committing to unwinding the entire skeleton.

Sara Jacobsen's avatar

I placed my order for reviv 8/14/26. Today is 8/24/26- and tracking says it’s still in china. I live in the USA. Can you help? Thxs.

EGK's avatar

hi can you email cs@getreviv.com with your order#? They'll check on it and get you an update. Sometimes things get stuck and need to be resent but they'll let you know

Sara Jacobsen's avatar

Thanks just did.