Jaw and neck pain rarely exist in isolation. As we explored in Part 1 of this series, the jaw is connected to the airway, muscles, posture, and nervous system. In Part 2 of our Ask the Expert series, Dr. Marzban and Dr. Sara Black of Zia Physio explore another piece of the puzzle: how posture and breathing patterns influence jaw function, oral health, and long-term bite

Jaw and neck pain rarely exist in isolation. Posture, breathing, muscle patterns, and oral health all interact, and lasting relief often comes from understanding the body as a connected system. In this first part of our Ask the Expert series, Dr. Marzban and Dr. Sara Black of Zia Physio share their perspectives on why jaw pain is often part of something bigger.