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The Dental Physio Podcast
Last episode 19 May 2026. Quiet since then.
<p>Bite-sized expert advice from the Sunshine Coast, Australia. Join expert physiotherapists Simon Coghlan and Lorraine Carroll to explore orofacial pain, TMD, headaches, bruxism, and more.</p> <p>Visit us at <a class="cursor-pointer" href=" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">www.dentalphysio.com.au</a></p> <p><strong>About Your Hosts</strong></p> <p>Simon Coghlan and Lorraine Carroll are highly experienced physiotherapists with over 50 years of combined clinical practice.</p> <p>Specialising in temporomandibular disorders (TMD), headaches, and orofacial pain, Simon and Lorraine bring world-class expertise to the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, drawn from backgrounds working with elite athletes, performers, and in university teaching. With Master’s degrees in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, advanced training in medical acupuncture, and leadership roles in professional education, they combine evidence-based care with a practical, down-to-earth approach. Their goal is to make complex issues around jaw pain, headaches, and dental-related conditions clear, relatable, and useful for both patients and professionals.</p> <p><strong>Disclaimer</strong><br />The Dental Physio Podcast provides general educational information only and is not a substitute for professional medical or dental advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the guidance of a qualified health care professional for any concerns about your health, and never ignore or delay professional advice because of something you hear on this podcast.</p> <p><span></span></p>
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Episodes
- 22Facial Pain, Jaw Pain and the Nervous System: What People Often Miss19 May 2026 · 5:24On the show's site
- 21Why You Wake with Jaw Pain: The Sleep and TMJ Link22 April 2026 · 3:57On the show's site
- 20Jaw Clicking and Hormones: The TMJ Link That May Be Missed12 March 2026 · 4:52On the show's site
- 19The Jaw-Eye Connection: Why Your Eyes May Feel Off16 February 2026 · 5:17On the show's site
- 18Sleep, Snoring and the Jaw22 January 2026 · 4:59On the show's site
- 17When Your Ears Feel Sore but Tests Are Normal12 December 2025 · 4:39On the show's site
- 16Considering TMJ Surgery? A Guide to Joint Replacement28 November 2025 · 4:35On the show's site
- 15How Physiotherapy Restores the Jaw12 November 2025 · 5:24On the show's site
- 14The Buzzing Mystery: Tinnitus and the Jaw Connection4 November 2025 · 5:19On the show's site
- 13Botox for Jaw Pain: Relief or Quick Fix?23 October 2025 · 5:13On the show's site
- —Trigeminal Neuralgia: The Lightning Bolt of Pain9 October 2025 · 4:36On the show's site
- 10Bite Disorders: More Than a Crooked Smile3 October 2025 · 4:56On the show's site
- 9Stress and the Jaw: Breaking the Cycle20 September 2025 · 5:20On the show's site
- 8Trapped in Pain: Breaking the Cycle of Pain Memory14 September 2025 · 5:11On the show's site
- 7Snap, Crackle, Pop: Why Jaws Make Noise7 September 2025 · 3:59On the show's site
- 6The Ageing Jaw: Understanding Osteoarthritis of the TMJ25 August 2025 · 4:25On the show's site
- 5Ongoing jaw pain, headaches, or toothache with no clear cause?24 August 2025 · 5:08On the show's site
- 4From Headaches to Tinnitus - The Common Signs of CMD23 August 2025 · 5:15On the show's site
- 3Clicks, Locks, and Misalignment - What Your TMJ Disc Is Telling You22 August 2025 · 5:09On the show's site
- 2Inside the TMJ Anatomy, Movement, and Misfires20 August 2025 · 5:19On the show's site
- 1Weclome to The Dental Physio Podcast20 August 2025 · 4:00On the show's site
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