Newbie wrote:

This may be a better starting place:

http://www.headacheprevention.com/pages/HowItWorks.html


My biggest (and probably only) beef with NTI marketing is
that they place so much emphasis on headaches.

Yes, it is a marvelous device to give many people almost
a new lease on life.

BUT, I make most of them for other reasons than headaches.

D

Newbie wrote:

This may be a better starting place:

http://www.headacheprevention.com/pages/HowItWorks.html


My biggest (and probably only) beef with NTI marketing is
that they place so much emphasis on headaches.

Yes, it is a marvelous device to give many people almost
a new lease on life.

BUT, I make most of them for other reasons than headaches.

D

On Wed, 07 Feb 2007 18:05:48 -0600, Steven Fawks <tuthjockey@myturbonet.com
wrote:

Newbie wrote:

This may be a better starting place:

http://www.headacheprevention.com/pages/HowItWorks.html


My biggest (and probably only) beef with NTI marketing is
that they place so much emphasis on headaches.

Yes, it is a marvelous device to give many people almost
a new lease on life.

BUT, I make most of them for other reasons than headaches.

D


Same here, wish they would at least note the advantages
of preventing abfractions, cusp fractures, and incisal edge wear.

BUT, I make most of them for other reasons than headaches.

D

Same here, wish they would at least note the advantages
of preventing abfractions, cusp fractures, and incisal edge wear.

In article <rooms2581e4pqbohcpevlgi5ugjqsdb0jc@4ax.com>,
Newbie <nox@bix.nex> wrote:

On Wed, 07 Feb 2007 18:05:48 -0600, Steven Fawks <tuthjockey@myturbonet.com
wrote:

Newbie wrote:

This may be a better starting place:

http://www.headacheprevention.com/pages/HowItWorks.html


My biggest (and probably only) beef with NTI marketing is
that they place so much emphasis on headaches.

Yes, it is a marvelous device to give many people almost
a new lease on life.

BUT, I make most of them for other reasons than headaches.

D


Same here, wish they would at least note the advantages
of preventing abfractions, cusp fractures, and incisal edge wear.

Maybe you should drop a note into the "suggestion box". The FDA's
approval of the device for medically diagnosed migraine may have
something to do with this; but, I don't know that to be the case. It
can't hurt to ask if they would address dental benefits of using the
device. ???

W.

On Thu, 08 Feb 2007 09:49:26 -0800, The Webby <tmjiatroepidemic@cox.net
wrote:

In article <rooms2581e4pqbohcpevlgi5ugjqsdb0jc@4ax.com>,
Newbie <nox@bix.nex> wrote:

On Wed, 07 Feb 2007 18:05:48 -0600, Steven Fawks
tuthjockey@myturbonet.com
wrote:

Newbie wrote:

This may be a better starting place:

http://www.headacheprevention.com/pages/HowItWorks.html


My biggest (and probably only) beef with NTI marketing is
that they place so much emphasis on headaches.

Yes, it is a marvelous device to give many people almost
a new lease on life.

BUT, I make most of them for other reasons than headaches.

D


Same here, wish they would at least note the advantages
of preventing abfractions, cusp fractures, and incisal edge wear.

Maybe you should drop a note into the "suggestion box". The FDA's
approval of the device for medically diagnosed migraine may have
something to do with this; but, I don't know that to be the case. It
can't hurt to ask if they would address dental benefits of using the
device. ???

W.

Good idea.

Where's Chang when you need him ?

In article <ss6ns2dd8tv5fl9s1s3tene8ks5ob5vh6f@4ax.com>,
Newbie <nox@bix.nex> wrote:

On Thu, 08 Feb 2007 09:49:26 -0800, The Webby <tmjiatroepidemic@cox.net
wrote:

In article <rooms2581e4pqbohcpevlgi5ugjqsdb0jc@4ax.com>,
Newbie <nox@bix.nex> wrote:

On Wed, 07 Feb 2007 18:05:48 -0600, Steven Fawks
tuthjockey@myturbonet.com
wrote:

Newbie wrote:

This may be a better starting place:

http://www.headacheprevention.com/pages/HowItWorks.html


My biggest (and probably only) beef with NTI marketing is
that they place so much emphasis on headaches.

Yes, it is a marvelous device to give many people almost
a new lease on life.

BUT, I make most of them for other reasons than headaches.

D


Same here, wish they would at least note the advantages
of preventing abfractions, cusp fractures, and incisal edge wear.

Maybe you should drop a note into the "suggestion box". The FDA's
approval of the device for medically diagnosed migraine may have
something to do with this; but, I don't know that to be the case. It
can't hurt to ask if they would address dental benefits of using the
device. ???

W.

Good idea.

Where's Chang when you need him ?

He's not hard to find. Shall we find him?

Webby

On Thu, 08 Feb 2007 13:59:16 -0800, The Webby <tmjiatroepidemic@cox.net
wrote:

In article <ss6ns2dd8tv5fl9s1s3tene8ks5ob5vh6f@4ax.com>,
Newbie <nox@bix.nex> wrote:

On Thu, 08 Feb 2007 09:49:26 -0800, The Webby <tmjiatroepidemic@cox.net
wrote:

In article <rooms2581e4pqbohcpevlgi5ugjqsdb0jc@4ax.com>,
Newbie <nox@bix.nex> wrote:

On Wed, 07 Feb 2007 18:05:48 -0600, Steven Fawks
tuthjockey@myturbonet.com
wrote:

Newbie wrote:

This may be a better starting place:

http://www.headacheprevention.com/pages/HowItWorks.html


My biggest (and probably only) beef with NTI marketing is
that they place so much emphasis on headaches.

Yes, it is a marvelous device to give many people almost
a new lease on life.

BUT, I make most of them for other reasons than headaches.

D


Same here, wish they would at least note the advantages
of preventing abfractions, cusp fractures, and incisal edge wear.

Maybe you should drop a note into the "suggestion box". The FDA's
approval of the device for medically diagnosed migraine may have
something to do with this; but, I don't know that to be the case. It
can't hurt to ask if they would address dental benefits of using the
device. ???

W.

Good idea.

Where's Chang when you need him ?

He's not hard to find. Shall we find him?

Webby


Sure, just forward a copy of our comments to him.
That way it's much more likely to get attention.

Howz his reconstruction going ?

In article <0u8ns29tt9428nqj3q54ku57ui66vsuhn4@4ax.com>,
Newbie <nox@bix.nex> wrote:

On Thu, 08 Feb 2007 13:59:16 -0800, The Webby <tmjiatroepidemic@cox.net
wrote:

In article <ss6ns2dd8tv5fl9s1s3tene8ks5ob5vh6f@4ax.com>,
Newbie <nox@bix.nex> wrote:

On Thu, 08 Feb 2007 09:49:26 -0800, The Webby
tmjiatroepidemic@cox.net
wrote:

In article <rooms2581e4pqbohcpevlgi5ugjqsdb0jc@4ax.com>,
Newbie <nox@bix.nex> wrote:

On Wed, 07 Feb 2007 18:05:48 -0600, Steven Fawks
tuthjockey@myturbonet.com
wrote:

Newbie wrote:

This may be a better starting place:

http://www.headacheprevention.com/pages/HowItWorks.html


My biggest (and probably only) beef with NTI marketing is
that they place so much emphasis on headaches.

Yes, it is a marvelous device to give many people almost
a new lease on life.

BUT, I make most of them for other reasons than headaches.

D


Same here, wish they would at least note the advantages
of preventing abfractions, cusp fractures, and incisal edge wear.

Maybe you should drop a note into the "suggestion box". The FDA's
approval of the device for medically diagnosed migraine may have
something to do with this; but, I don't know that to be the case. It
can't hurt to ask if they would address dental benefits of using the
device. ???

W.

Good idea.

Where's Chang when you need him ?

He's not hard to find. Shall we find him?

Webby


Sure, just forward a copy of our comments to him.
That way it's much more likely to get attention.

Howz his reconstruction going ?

Reconstruction is all complete and everyone involved is *completely*
pleased!! :-)

Will forward the comments along, right now!

Webby

"The Webby" <tmjiatroepidemic@cox.net> wrote in message
news:tmjiatroepidemic-DD509F.14332908022007@news.phx.highwinds-media.com...
In article <0u8ns29tt9428nqj3q54ku57ui66vsuhn4@4ax.com>,
Newbie <nox@bix.nex> wrote:

On Thu, 08 Feb 2007 13:59:16 -0800, The Webby <tmjiatroepidemic@cox.net
wrote:

In article <ss6ns2dd8tv5fl9s1s3tene8ks5ob5vh6f@4ax.com>,
Newbie <nox@bix.nex> wrote:

On Thu, 08 Feb 2007 09:49:26 -0800, The Webby
tmjiatroepidemic@cox.net
wrote:

In article <rooms2581e4pqbohcpevlgi5ugjqsdb0jc@4ax.com>,
Newbie <nox@bix.nex> wrote:

On Wed, 07 Feb 2007 18:05:48 -0600, Steven Fawks
tuthjockey@myturbonet.com
wrote:

Newbie wrote:

This may be a better starting place:

http://www.headacheprevention.com/pages/HowItWorks.html


My biggest (and probably only) beef with NTI marketing is
that they place so much emphasis on headaches.

Yes, it is a marvelous device to give many people almost
a new lease on life.

BUT, I make most of them for other reasons than headaches.

D


Same here, wish they would at least note the advantages
of preventing abfractions, cusp fractures, and incisal edge wear.

Maybe you should drop a note into the "suggestion box". The FDA's
approval of the device for medically diagnosed migraine may have
something to do with this; but, I don't know that to be the case. It
can't hurt to ask if they would address dental benefits of using the
device. ???

W.

Good idea.

Where's Chang when you need him ?

He's not hard to find. Shall we find him?

Webby


Sure, just forward a copy of our comments to him.
That way it's much more likely to get attention.

Howz his reconstruction going ?

Reconstruction is all complete and everyone involved is *completely*
pleased!! :-)

Will forward the comments along, right now!

Webby

The simple answer is the NTI is an approved medical device by FDA and
therefore the manufacturer (NTI-TSS Inc.) is only allowed to label the
device according to what FDA permits in the indications listed below.

FDA 510(k) Premarket Notification #K010876 (FDA's Summary)
of the NTI Tension Suppression System

Indications for Use approved for marketing, June 21, 2001

Approved Indications for Use for the NTI Tension Suppression System
(NTI-tss):

1. A device to be used in the prophylactic treatment of medically diagnosed
migraine pain
as well as migraine associated tension-type headaches, by reducing their
signs and symptoms through
reduction of trigeminally innervated muscular activity, and;
2. For the prevention of bruxism and TMJ syndrome through reduction of
trigeminally innervated muscular
activity

BC

2. For the prevention of bruxism and TMJ syndrome through reduction of
trigeminally innervated muscular
activity

BC

Sensitive teeth and TMJ pain as well!

D

BUT, I make most of them for other reasons than headaches.

D

Same here, wish they would at least note the advantages
of preventing abfractions, cusp fractures, and incisal edge wear.

Sensitive teeth and TMJ pain as well!

D

BUT, I make most of them for other reasons than headaches.

D

Same here, wish they would at least note the advantages
of preventing abfractions, cusp fractures, and incisal edge wear.

In article <0u8ns29tt9428nqj3q54ku57ui66vsuhn4@4ax.com>,
Newbie <nox@bix.nex> wrote:

On Thu, 08 Feb 2007 13:59:16 -0800, The Webby <tmjiatroepidemic@cox.net
wrote:

In article <ss6ns2dd8tv5fl9s1s3tene8ks5ob5vh6f@4ax.com>,
Newbie <nox@bix.nex> wrote:

On Thu, 08 Feb 2007 09:49:26 -0800, The Webby <tmjiatroepidemic@cox.net
wrote:

In article <rooms2581e4pqbohcpevlgi5ugjqsdb0jc@4ax.com>,
Newbie <nox@bix.nex> wrote:

On Wed, 07 Feb 2007 18:05:48 -0600, Steven Fawks
tuthjockey@myturbonet.com
wrote:

Newbie wrote:

This may be a better starting place:

http://www.headacheprevention.com/pages/HowItWorks.html


My biggest (and probably only) beef with NTI marketing is
that they place so much emphasis on headaches.

Yes, it is a marvelous device to give many people almost
a new lease on life.

BUT, I make most of them for other reasons than headaches.

D


Same here, wish they would at least note the advantages
of preventing abfractions, cusp fractures, and incisal edge wear.

Maybe you should drop a note into the "suggestion box". The FDA's
approval of the device for medically diagnosed migraine may have
something to do with this; but, I don't know that to be the case. It
can't hurt to ask if they would address dental benefits of using the
device. ???

W.

Good idea.

Where's Chang when you need him ?

He's not hard to find. Shall we find him?

Webby


Sure, just forward a copy of our comments to him.
That way it's much more likely to get attention.

Howz his reconstruction going ?

Reconstruction is all complete and everyone involved is *completely*
pleased!! :-)

Will forward the comments along, right now!

Webby

Okay I went to the doctor yesterday and was told that my jaw is out of line.
I can move my lower jaw to the right but not to the left and this seems to
be what is causing my ear problems and making the right side of my face
numb. They put me on 800 mg three times a day as well as a muscle relaxant
at night and moist heat on the right side of my jaw. I was wondering if any
body might have some suggestions to accelerate the healing.

Thanks,

Phil

"Dartos" <tuthjockey@myturbonet.com> wrote in message
news:1170962598_7442@news.newsville.com...


Sensitive teeth and TMJ pain as well!

D

BUT, I make most of them for other reasons than headaches.

D

Same here, wish they would at least note the advantages
of preventing abfractions, cusp fractures, and incisal edge wear.