For many reflux patients, gastric acid doesn’t stop at the esophagus and/or larynx; it often spills up into the mouth and leaves behind evidence in characteristic patterns on the teeth.
Dr. Belafsky is a renowned physician known for his exhaustive research, extensive collaboration, crazy ideas, and a bustling medical practice as Director for The Center for Voice and
Ten or fifteen years ago, if someone had told me that I would be writing fewer prescriptions than ever before and having greater success in managing chronic conditions, I would be skeptical if not incredulous. But I will admit that I have undergone significant changes in my practice patterns as my career has progressed and I have learned to individualize care for each patient in a manner that is
This article was written by Jonathan E. Aviv, MD FACS, Clinical Director, Voice and Swallowing Center, ENT and Allergy Associates LLP, Clinical Professor of Otolaryngology, Icahn School of Medicine
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