1. Freeway Space Chapter -- 2. Creating a common language Chapter -- 3. Neuromuscular Theory and the Stomatognathic Triad: treatment objectives in Neuromuscular orthodontics -- 4. Updates on functional anatomy -- 5. TENS(Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulator (T.E.N.S.) and surface Electromyography: important diagnostic aids for bite registration and skeletal discrepancies) -- 6. A simplified protocol with the bioelectrical instrumentation -- 7. Schematic Kinesiographic representation of occlusal dental relationships -- 8. The ideal function Chapter -- 9. Mandibular Freedom and Spontaneous Mandibular Migration -- 10. Treatment procedures -- 11. Head and body posture in relation to mandibular position -- 12. Clinical cases.

This book is a practical guide for applying neuromuscular principles to orthodontics. It is designed to meet the needs of dental students and practitioners. The book provides a solid foundation in neuromuscular dentistry, explaining the basic anatomy and ideal functioning of the mouth and jaw. It covers important techniques like mandibular tracking, TENS, and surface EMG, which are used for diagnosing, planning treatment, and monitoring progress. The last chapter features case studies with Kinesiography, showing the long-term outcomes after treatment. The information in the book is presented clearly and written in an easy-to-understand style.