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    Monday, September 28, 2009

     Now is the Time....Become a TMJA Advisor

    The TMJA needs volunteers willing to serve in an advisory capacity with the goal of increasing overall awareness of temporomandibular joint and muscle disorders (TMJD) and promoting scientific research.  You, as a patient or someone close to a patient, have full understanding of how devastating these conditions can be and the impact they have on the lives of TMJ patients and their loved ones. Your experience and understanding of TMJD will make you a valuable asset in helping the organization move forward.  Please review the position descriptions.  If you or someone you know can help, contact us.  Think of how much more your Association will be able to accomplish with your help.


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