Deep TMJ and Cranial Myofascial Release Demonstration ASMR

Renae has TMJ problems and trigeminal neuralgia. We were happy to be able to work with her and help release some of the tension she holds in her neck, jaw, and head. I hope you find this video informative.

I have a method for self-treatment of the TMJ here, please watch and learn!

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Intro and warmup 0:00
Ribs and scapular mobilizations 1:30
Initial TMJ assessment 4:14
Cervical and Cranial work 5:23 (temporalis, frontalis, SCM, splenius)
TMJ work including intraoral 9:25
Clavicle and pectoral work 15:40

Anatomical illustrations are free use courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Dr. David Russ
Chiropractor
Portland, Oregon

[mtnbiker]

Only chiro I know of that takes the time, with the expertise, to relax muscles prior to adjustments. A lot of respect for his technique and discipline.

[OutgrownThings]

The amount of money I’d pay to get a session like this from Dr. Russ is outrageous

[pawsomegirl]

The Bob Ross of the chiropractor World. Efficient and relaxing

[OurNewestMember]

This guy is BRILLIANT! His relaxed demeanor sort of hides (or comes from?) his efficiency. Care looks comprehensive and considerate. This is really impressive.

[Absolute]

This video is incredibly relaxing. The calm tone and demeanor is excellent. I also appreciate how you explain everything you’re doing and why it’s important. Great job!

[mtnbiker]

Illustrations of areas as they are worked is a great addition!

[michellelambert]

this is so calming, i’m finding myself falling asleep! wow i am so glad i found this channel—i love how he’s explaining everything and it’s nice to see him massage the patients before… instead of just popping and moving their bones and joints

[rebelliousbodhisattva]

I also like that there are no forceful or aggressive movements in this technique, contrasting high velocity chiropractic approach.

[hhh]

I think ol' Bob Ross would definitely be proud of your videos!!!

[RenegadeRanga]

Absolutely brilliant, gentle and holistic approach to musculoskeletal treatment. Amazing doc.

[rebelliousbodhisattva]

Great explanations with anatomical reference points and therapeutic massage technique. I found the synchronized breathing and fascia release movements very soothing. Thank you!

[ee_li]

Dr. Russm your voice is so relaxing :) as somebody with TMJ problems, this gives me hope that it can be helped

[AuntieMamies]

This was extremely relaxing. I miss being able to have adjustments done. I separated some vertebrae in my neck a number of years ago and am quite frankly pretty nervous about it. This is definitely the next best thing. Thank you

[wellnessotr]

Great job. Thank you for taking the time and patience to deliver this therapeutic work to your client. I’m sure they feel immensely better. The clients that I work with are always so happy to get this important work. 🙌🏽

[tiarysha]

It’s the way you educate your audience while carefully working on your patients that is so relaxing! We appreciate you Doc!

[marianatera]

Wow I am impressed!!! Fantastic work! Your explanation, direction, expertise, gentleness and calmness is perfect!!!!

[marciareagan]

Thanks so much. I did a little on myself I’ve been so miserable. Noticed such a difference right away—even though I know I’m not skilled like you I’m appreciative. ❤

[marykirkpatrick]

Looks so relaxing. I would fall asleep. Great job!

[pjbeattie]

You have no idea how excited it makes me when u upload a new patient video 😁🤗

[stevenfriedler]

Hell yeah, this is awesome!!! I learned these intra-oral techniques in a Neuromuscular Therapy seminar I took for the cervical region, but I’ve never really used them. I work in a spa, but also with a PT who is an acupuncturist as well. I could probably start doing it there, since I still have the course manual. This is super relaxing as always!! Thank you for this! It’s good to see it.