Craniofacial Therapy

Craniofacial Therapy

Therapy

What is craniofacial therapy?

Craniofacial therapy is a specialised, interdisciplinary approach to diagnosing and treating head and facial pain and related functional disorders. It is based on the understanding that complaints in these areas often arise from the interplay of different anatomical and physiological structures – and these are exactly the connections we analyse and treat.

By combining different disciplines and individually tailored treatment plans, lasting improvement and a noticeable gain in quality of life can be achieved. If you suffer from head or facial pain, craniofacial therapy may be a suitable treatment option for you.

What is craniofacial therapy?
Indications

Indications

Headaches: different types of headache, such as migraine, tension-type and cluster headache, are treated based on a comprehensive analysis of the underlying factors.

Jaw complaints: complaints in the jaw area, including temporomandibular dysfunction (CMD) and related pain, can be relieved with specialised therapy.

Facial pain / neuralgia: facial pain such as trigeminal neuralgia or atypical facial pain is addressed with targeted diagnostic and therapeutic approaches.

Dizziness: various forms of dizziness related to the head, jaw or neck region can be treated in a targeted way.

More information is available from CRAFTA®

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