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The Center for Facial and Functional Recovery

The Center for Facial and Functional Recovery

A comprehensive physical therapy practice in the greater Washington DC region

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The Center For Facial and Functional Recovery

2 days ago

The Center For Facial and Functional Recovery
Did you know that facial palsy can cause jaw pain (TMD) because of asymmetry of the muscles in the face?Luckily these are two of our areas of expertise! Call us at 240-833-2921 to schedule an appointment.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀#facialrecovery #tmj #tmjd #TMD #termandibularjointdisorder #face #neck #strain #chronicillness #jaw #cffr #bellspalsy #bellspalsyrecovery #ramsayhunt #synkinesis #spine #posture #techneck #facialparalysis #ramsayhuntsyndrome #synkineedling #dryneedling #Ultrasound #neuromuscular #craniosacraltherapy #Pilates #physicaltherapy #PT ... See MoreSee Less

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The Center For Facial and Functional Recovery

1 week ago

The Center For Facial and Functional Recovery
At the Center for Facial and Functional Recovery, we provide VIP PT care to treat the whole body. What does that mean? We spend the entire session at your side, using our top of the line treatment options, while assessing YOUR specific needs. Every body is different and what the person before you needs, is not the same as what you need. Give us a call today to schedule your next appointment! ... See MoreSee Less

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The Center For Facial and Functional Recovery

4 weeks ago

The Center For Facial and Functional Recovery
For our TMD patients, we recommend physical therapy or a combination of PT with occlusal splints. PT is as effective as using occlusal splints, and the combination of the two provides the best results.A clinical article, “Occlusal splints-types and effectiveness in temporomandibular disorder management” in Saudi Dentist Journal concluded that occlusal splints can treat various TMDs.” They concluded that “In the long-term follow-up, they were equally effective as other therapies.” ... See MoreSee Less

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The Center For Facial and Functional Recovery

1 month ago

The Center For Facial and Functional Recovery
Did you know that we see patients from all over the world?Unfortunately the widespread medical community often lacks information regarding facial paralysis. We have chosen to combat that by offering telehealth appointments, where we have seen dozens of patients from around the globe. A typical first telehealth consult lasts one hour and consists of assessment of current condition, recommended course of action and/or exercises. To get on our telehealth schedule, please email info@facialrecovery.com. ... See MoreSee Less

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The Center For Facial and Functional Recovery

1 month ago

The Center For Facial and Functional Recovery
Our physical therapist Carl Chua explains the benefits of using a Class 4 laser on various conditions. Want to set up an appointment? Contact us today at 240-833-2921 ... See MoreSee Less

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The Center For Facial and Functional Recovery

2 months ago

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What is the difference between dynamic and static stretching? Dynamic stretching involves short, active movements. And static stretching requires you to hold your muscles in one position. Dynamic stretches are ideal for warming up and static stretches are ideal for recovery. Carl recommends to “please remember to do your dynamic warm ups prior to engaging in sports and do your static stretches after.”#pt #physicaltherapy #stretching ... See MoreSee Less

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Our physical therapists are some of the few in the country that specialize in the treatment of facial /bells palsy, TMJ disorders, pilates and orthopedics. Our clinicians are highly trained in neuromuscular re-education, manual therapy, cranio-sacral therapy, dry needling and multiple other physical therapy techniques.

Location

6110 Executive Boulevard
Suite 460
Rockville, MD 20852

1407 York Road
Suite 305
Lutherville, MD 21093

Contact

info@facialrecovery.com
240-833-2921

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