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Dr. Barry Glassman Seminars offers courses in Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction for the general dentist who has an interest in basic concepts, as well as the advanced practitioner, who wishes to enhance their skills. The general dentist can readily implement these basic concepts into a practice.
 The Dental Sleep Medicine course is designed to be an all inclusive experience which prepares attendees, upon return to their respective offices, to immediately begin treatment of patients with sleep disorders.
Dr. Glassman's well known style makes the courses enjoyable; the staff members of the Pain Center will do all they can to coordinate your accommodations and make your stay pleasant and effective. Dr. Glassman provides course manuals which serve as excellent referral sources for years to come and include all the forms used to guide patient care at the Pain Center . The In-House Pain course includes several days of actual patient care. The Dental Sleep Medicine Course also provides an option to participate in patient care. The ABC's course is ideal for the general dentist {taught with Dr. Jim Boyd once a year as well}. The Biometrics in Dentistry (TOTAL BioPAK) course, designed by Dr. Glassman specifically for BioRESEARCH,is a comprehensive hands-on learning experience that is essentially required to take full advantage of computerized diagnostics.
Every course includes a practice management session that reviews not only billing concepts but also offers techniques on how to develop a referral base and how to establish critically important patient relationships. The importance of the initial visit is emphasized and reviewed in detail. Register on line, or feel free to call or write Angela. We look forward to helping you.
The Allentown Pain Center treats patients with craniomandibular disorders, chronic pain, and obstructive sleep disorders. Patients are referred by all medical specialists, as well as by general dentists. Careful patient diagnosis occurs within a model that includes an initial phone contact, a comprehensive history, joint vibration analysis, indicated quality imaging, and a comprehensive examination. Non-surgical, diagnostically driven treatment is the key to the patient care employed at the Center.
Based on the patient's symptoms, the Center incorporates both permissive and demand appliance therapy. The key role of parafunction is emphasized. Supportive therapy, including physical therapy modalities, pulsed radiofrequency and injection therapy are prescribed as necessary. Dr. Glassman employs outcome measurement techniques and focuses on logical therapy and recall systems.
Conservative therapy with prudent use of Phase II therapy when required is emphasized.
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