It is generally understood that virtually 100% of Headaches, Cluster Headaches, Migraine, and other Autonomic Cephalgias are controlled by the Trigeminal Nervous System and its Autonomic and vascular control aspects. Learn to control this System!

Researcher, Educator, and Practitioner Dr. Ira L. Shapira has been selected by Dr. Riley Lunn, the Founder and Editor in Chief of CRANIO: the Journal of Craniomandibular & Sleep Practice. Dr. Shapira practices in Highland Park and Gurnee, Illinois

Sphenopalatine Ganglion Blocks have been utilized for over 100 years for treating headaches, migraines, eye pain and retro-orbital pain, ear pain and other TMJ & otolaryngologic issues. They are extremely safe and only require use of 2% Lidocaine

A new paper in CRANIO Journal explains how the Sphenopalatine Ganglion is a common thread linking these disorders. Self-Administration of SPG Blocks and Neuromodulation on the Ganglion can dramtically improve patients quality of life.

Dr. Lee has been endorsed by Marquis Who's Who as a leader in the fields of health care and higher education

Researcher, Educator and Practitioner Dr Ira L Shapira has been appointed to the Editorial Board of the Journal of CranioMandibular and Sleep Practice. Dr Shapira's expertise is in treating TMJ, Chronic Headache and Migraine, Sleep Apnea and Snoring

The SPG Block not only treats and prevents migraines and headaches but can be utilized to reduce blood pressure, treat anxiety and depression and many other symptoms of dysautonomia or autonomic neuropathy.throughout the body.

Dr. Steven Giannotta named to America's Top Doctors in Neurological Surgery by Castle Connolly in 2015

Dr. Limonadi has been voted among the Top 10 Neurological Surgeons in the Inland Empire Area

Dr Ira L Shapira, A Gurnee Dentist Held His Popular Course On Dental Sleep Medicine On April3-4 At Midlane Country Club In Wadsworth And At His Gurnee Dental Office. Dentists And Their Teams From Around The U.S. Attended His Seminar.

CPAP Is Considered The Gold Standard Of Treatment For Sleep Apnea But Numerous Studies Have Shown That Less Than Half Of Patients Use Their CPAP On A Regular Basis. The AASM And The AADSN Recognize Oral Appliances As A First Line Apnea Treatment.