Craniosacral Therapy in St. Clair West, Toronto

Craniosacral therapy should not be used to diagnose or treat dental infection, structural tooth problems, periodontal disease, neurological symptoms or other medical conditions. These require assessment and care from appropriately qualified professionals.

New or worsening symptoms—including jaw pain, tooth pain, swelling, headache, dizziness, weakness or numbness—should be assessed by a dentist, physician or other regulated health professional. A sense of relaxation during a session does not confirm that an underlying condition has been treated or resolved.

The clinic will not present craniosacral therapy as correcting dental alignment, releasing toxins, improving immune function or treating neurological or systemic disease.

Craniosacral therapy is not appropriate as a substitute for clinical assessment of concerning symptoms. Do not delay dental or medical care because a complementary appointment is scheduled.

Seek dental assessment for tooth pain, sensitivity, swelling near a tooth, jaw locking or a sudden change in the bite. Seek medical assessment for severe or new-onset headache, dizziness, visual changes, weakness, numbness, persistent facial swelling or fever. Call 911 for difficulty breathing or swallowing, sudden loss of strength or coordination, chest pain or any life-threatening symptom. Do not attend or continue a craniosacral session in place of emergency care.