IAOM 2022 Session 05 | Are We Missing Something Obvious With the Mouth – Osteopathy?
This session will explore what can be added (and what you may not even recognize is missing) by adding an osteopath to your treatment team for every patient. From how the eyes affect the teeth and tongue to how you can use timed muscle tension to move the bones of the face, this session will explore many untaught facets of how the face, mouth and head interact – and how to use them to improve treatment outcomes.
- Identify a primary visual strain and know when to refer.
- Identify an intraosseous strain in a tooth.
- Demonstrate use of the muscles of the face and tongue to move the bones of the face.
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Minutes: |
Topic |
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10 |
Introduction |
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10 |
Osteopathic Principles |
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10 |
Biologic Laws |
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20 |
Facial Anatomy |
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10 |
Facial Anatomy Lab |
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20 |
Tooth Anatomy |
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20 |
Tooth Anatomy Lab |
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10 |
Facial Nerve Anatomy |
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10 |
Facial Nerve Lab |
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10 |
Tooth Correlation to the Spine |
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30 |
Tooth Correlation Lab |
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10 |
Visual Strains in the Head |
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20 |
Visual Strain Lab |
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20 |
How to actually use all of this in your practice |
Duration: 3.5 hours
About Charlie Beck, D.O., F.A.A.O.:
Charlie Beck, D.O., F.A.A.O. graduated from the Pikeville College School of Osteopathic Medicine (now the University of Pikeville) in 2004. He was one of Pikeville’s first under- graduate fellows, staying an extra year in medical school to study osteopathic manipula- tion more in depth. Taught by Edward G. Stiles, D.O., F.A.A.O.dist, Charlie was given an excellent foundation for learning manipulative medicine. He is the first resident in Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine in the history of his hospital and his state (Westview Hospital in Indianapolis, Indiana).
Charlie has taken numerous classes across the US and Canada and is skilled in multi- ple techniques and modalities. He has taught courses and given presentations here in the U.S. – for the American Academy of Osteopathy, the Osteopathic Cranial Academy, the Indiana Academy of Osteopathy, and numerous medical schools. He has also taught in Canada, Japan, Eastern and Western Europe as well as in Australia and New Zealand, where he works yearly as a locum osteopath. He is the president of the Indi- ana Academy of Osteopathy and a member and lecturer of the ALF InterFACE Acad- emy. He is a published author and researcher. As his learning deepens by working with others he is always searching for the commonalities between different practitioners and healing styles. This has allowed him to bring together osteopathy with dentistry and vi- sion to give a unique perspective on your illness/injury. He continues to strive to inte- grate this learning into principles that are easily taught to others. His primary practice is in Lebanon, IN.
Financial Disclosures:
Dr. Beck is receiving an honorarium, travel and hotel expenses for his presentation.
Non-Financial Disclosures:
None
To receive CE credit for this live session, participants must attend the full session and attest to their attendance within five days following the conference.
Participants will earn 0.35 ASHA CEUs, introductory level, for attendance of this 3.5 hour session. ASHA CE Provider approval and use of the Brand Block does not imply endorsement of course content, specific products or clinical procedures. |
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| This course is not pre approved for AOTA continuing education credit. |
