Milton Back Doc
345 Steeles Ave E suite 302 L9T 3G6 Milton, ON, Canada

From our neighbors downstairs Little Bird Pediatric Dentistry "Babies of 2021 & Their Families Need Your Help! Since the beginning of the pandemic, we sadly continue to hear countless families’ stories regarding delayed referral for their baby’s tongue and lip tie assessment due to the limited services available throughout COVID-19 (E.g. In-hospital lactation support, in-person follow up appointments, etc.).... What’s worse, is that many families continue to experience challenges related to their baby’s undiagnosed tongue or lip tie, and are unaware of any association. We need YOUR help to spread the word and raise awareness! Here’s how YOU can Help! 1) Share this Facebook Post 2) Share the attached Self-Assessment Checklists and Tongue Tie Awareness Poster (especially with any friends or family with a little one or are expecting!) *The Checklists are also accessible through our website (www.littlebirddental.ca), from the Airway Centric Header. Thank you for taking the time to help the many babies and families of 2021, With heart, health & happiness, Dr. Sigal and our Little Bird Team Spread Love. Spread Kindness. Spread Your Wings!"

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"Studies Show: Numerous studies show that back pain can be reduced by manual therapies during pregnancy. In a study of 170 Canadian women, those who received chiropractic care reported less pain both during pregnancy and during labour. A maternity chiropractor can provide safe, effective, and drug-free conservative care to relieve pain by decreasing pressure on the joints, muscles and nerves of the spine and pelvis."

"...when considering effectiveness and cost together, chiropractic care for low back and neck pain is highly cost effective, (and) represents a good value in comparison to medical physician care..." - Choundry et al. (2009)

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Treating Chronic Pain (cont'd): 5. Consider psychological intervention. Offer psychosocial supports to the patient & their family/caregivers. 6. If life is significantly impacted, refer the patient to an interprofessional program. 7. Healthcare providers should collaborate. (2/2)

Treating Chronic Pain: 1. Comprehensive assessment is required. 2. Goal setting should be encouraged. 3. Education and physical activity are useful in self-management. 4. Physically based interventions should be encouraged. Non-opioid pharmacotherapy should be used first. (1/2)

From HQO on chronic pain: 1. 1 in 5 people are affected. 2. Low Back Pain and Arthritis are most common. 3. Mental health declines with chronic pain. 4. Expenses increase with chronic pain - up to 5% of Ontario's publicly funded health budget.