17/06/2026
🚗 Just like the sensors in a car alert us when something is out of balance, the suboccipital muscles located where the head and neck meet help monitor the position of our head.
When these muscles lose their balance or function properly, it can lead to dizziness. With the right treatment and exercises, dizziness can often be prevented and managed.
— Dr. Mohamed Ismail, MDS
Fellowship in Craniofacial Pain & Temporomandular Disorders