Mr David Lintonbon : Osteopathy

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Mr David Lintonbon

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About me

David qualified from the British School of Osteopathy in 1985 and the University of Brighton where he was awarded the Post Graduate Certificate of Clinical Education followed by MSc. He has been teaching osteopathic techniques, temporal mandibular joint manipulation, dry needling (acupuncture)and ultrasound to both students and professionals for over 25 years in the UK, Ireland, Italy, South Africa, Bahrain, Dubai, Canada and Japan.
He recently completed the diploma of lifestyle medicine in 2021.

During your first osteopathy session, you will asked detailed questions about your symptoms, other medical care you are receiving, medication and general health, lifestyle and diet.

A physical examination will take place where you will be will observed making simple movements and stretches to observe your posture and mobility, which will assist with your diagnosis. Palpation is used to examine the area of the body (you may need to remove some clothing from the area being examined), to determine conditions and identify the body’s points of weakness or excessive strain.

After the examination a clear explanation of your findings will be given and a treatment plan discussed.If your condition is not appropriate for osteopathy treatment, you may referred to your GP for further investigations.

Should treatment be required, an explanation of the benefits and any risks will be given.
Following treatment exercises are usually given to assist your recovery.

Areas of interest

Osteopath, structural; Osteopathy, cranial; Osteopathy, visceral; Osteopathy: Temporal Mandibular Joint; Hip; Knee pain; Cranial; Cranio-sacral; Lower back pain; Headache / migraine; Osteoarthitis; Cervical spine (diseases and disorders of); Sports injuries; Shoulder pain; Foot pain; Frozen shoulder; Osteopathy for pregnancy and post-parturm; Medical acupuncture; Osteopathy for all ages; Special interest in diabetes; Rehabilitation exercises

Medical secretaries

Janet
Awbrook Lodge Lewes Road HAYWARDS HEATH RH17 7TB
01444 831576
07976 311091
recordcare@hotmail.com

About me

Awards received

Degree in Osteopathy
Post Graduate Certificate of Clinical Education from University of Brighton
Masters in Clinical Education
Masters in Business and inovation
Degree in Acupuncture

Publications

Publications
The Osteopathic Approach to the Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ)(Link)
Positive Health
October 3, 2006
Osteopathic examination evaluation and treatment of TMJ problems
Osteopathy, Movement and Water: Perfect Union for the Well-being of the Cervical Region(Link)
Positive Health
April 6, 2010
The cervical part of the vertebral column is like a pillar that supports our head. The seven vertebrae, the muscles of the cervical region and the joints they serve make up the Stomatognathic System. This has to be stable and strong enough to support the head, while also allowing it the flexible movement necessary for vision. The author states that Osteopathy and Kinesitherapy are recommended
Headache: Osteopathic Evaluation, Diagnosis and Treatment(Link)
Positive Health
May 1, 2011
Irritation to the cervical sympathetic plexus can be caused by a number of factors namely whiplash injury, anterior osteophytes formation, disc prolapse and over sprain to the anterior longitudinal ligament, with associated shortening to longus coli muscle. This combination can result in compression and over stimulation of the cervical sympathetic plexus (Bowles 1993), causing excess sympathetic...more
The Osteopathic Approach to Bursitis(Link)
Positive Health
August 1, 2011
The bursae lie usually where a mobile structure - usually a tendon/skin - crosses bone or hard connective tissue, especially where the route of a tendon bends around bone or its associated retinaculum. The bursae around the hip, knee and elbow tend to provide a dual function. As well as providing protection to the tendon over a bony prominence, they also allow the skin to move freely over the...more
Shin Splints/Compartment Syndrome(Link)
Positive Health
April 12, 2012
Shin Splints/Compartment Syndrome
The most common causes of shin splints are:

Courses offered to GPs

Either contact me on 07958 488 784 or visit
www.theartofhvt.com and click on professionals

About my work

My qualifications & training

My private practice

Practice hours

Practice
Day
Hours
Appt Bookings

8-10 Boston Pl, Marylebone, London NW1 6QH
Wednesday
11:00 - 17:00
07958 488784

Awbrook Lodge Lewes Road HAYWARDS HEATH RH17...
Monday
13:00 - 06:30
01444 831576

Awbrook Lodge Lewes Road HAYWARDS HEATH RH17...
Saturday
09:30 - 16:00
01444 831576

Post treatment communication

Following treatment of a Bupa member, I will communicate with GPs in line with Department of Health, GMC and appropriate professional bodies guidelines.

In the event of an urgent query following treatment, Bupa members should use the following contact details

07958 488 784

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