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Facial Pain & Fascial Manipulation

Modern Differential Diagnosis & Fascial Integration. Why MRI Is Normal But Pain Persists

Instructor

Davis Koh, DPT, MBA, CSCS

Category

Consumer & Healthcare Professional

Description
Curriculum
FAQ

Facial pain remains one of the most complex and frequently misdiagnosed conditions in modern healthcare. Patients presenting with trigeminal neuralgia, temporomandibular dysfunction, chronic headaches, sinus-like pain, and post-dental neuropathic symptoms often undergo extensive imaging and pharmacologic treatment—yet continue to suffer.

This advanced 4-hour lecture introduces a structured American diagnostic framework integrating neurology, cervical biomechanics, and Fascial Manipulation principles. Participants will learn how cervical-thoracic dysfunction, peripheral nerve entrapment, and deep fascial densification frequently drive persistent facial pain—even when MRI findings are normal.

Through live diagnostic demonstrations, anatomical breakdowns, and case-based clinical reasoning, this seminar provides a reproducible algorithm for evaluating and treating complex facial pain presentations.

Course Overview

When and how do I get access to the course modules?

Once you have registered for a course, please allow up to 48 hours for processing before you can access your student dashboard and lecture materials.

Can I take my courses with me wherever I go?

The course is an online self-study format, allowing you to learn at your own pace and on your schedule. You’ll have access to all lecture materials, including videos, readings, and quizzes, through an easy-to-navigate online platform. This flexible format means you can enjoy the content from the comfort of your own home or wherever is most convenient for you.

To get the most out of the course, take time to engage with the materials, review key concepts, and apply what you learn through the interactive elements. Since it's self-paced, you can revisit the lessons anytime during your enrollment for 30 days, ensuring a thorough understanding of the topics covered.