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Overcoming the Anxiety of Jaw Pain as Both a Patient and a Provider with Dr. Scott Guthrie

Welcome back to Medical Morons! In today’s episode, Kylie and Michael sit down with Dr. Scott Guthrie, the founder of Midwest Jaw Relief. Dr. Guthrie is carving out a unique space in healthcare by focusing on the non-surgical management of TMJ, neuropathic pain, and sleep apnea. He joins us to share his journey of building a specialized private practice and how he manages the complexities of being a business owner in a niche field. Whether you are a healthcare provider or someone who has personally dealt with a clicking jaw, this conversation is for you. We know that jaw pain can be a source of anxiety for both the patient and the provider. Dr. Guthrie simplifies the science behind chronic pain, explaining how to identify the source of discomfort and exactly when it is time to seek specialized care. We dive into several key topics including: The vision behind opening a specialized orofacial pain practice and the logistics of a fee-for-service model Why many patients find themselves in a limbo between medical and dental insurance and how to navigate it Practical advice for providers on identifying muscle versus joint pain to provide better patient outcomes The intersection of orthodontics and joint health and what to look for before starting treatment How oral appliances are becoming a preferred and effective alternative to CPAP for sleep apnea patients Dr. Guthrie’s perspective is a perfect blend of business acumen and clinical expertise. His goal is to make sure every patient finds the right path to relief and every provider feels more confident when a complex case walks through the door. Timestamps: 00:00 Pre-interview Talk with Kylie and Michael 02:43 Dr. Scott Guthrie's Journey into Orofacial Pain 05:53 Challenges of Starting a New Practice 08:37 Understanding the Business of Orofacial Pain 11:19 Demographics and Common Conditions in Orofacial Pain 14:29 Guidance for General Dentists on Jaw Pain 17:16 Sleep Apnea and Its Relation to Orofacial Pain 20:03 Insurance and Financial Aspects of Treatment 23:07 Migraines and When to Seek Specialized Care 25:57 Reflections on Private Practice and Future Plans Don't forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe for more insights into the business side of healthcare! #MedicalMorons #TMJ #OrofacialPain #PracticeOwner #SleepMedicine #HealthcareInnovation #ChronicPain #DentalBusiness #MidwestJawRelief #PatientCare