Better Care Is Built Together
No provider moves an entire field forward alone.
Dr. Dhanani’s work in TMJ research and whole-person wellness has been shaped by collaboration with the organizations, providers, and companies pushing the same conversation forward. From clinical research partnerships to professional affiliations, these relationships reflect a shared commitment to raising the standard of care across dentistry and wellness, one built on shared research, shared learning, and a willingness to hold each other to a higher bar.
Clinical Research Partners
Dr. Dhanani’s clinical study on EMFACE Functional TMJ was conducted in partnership with BTL Aesthetics, the company behind the technology. The study followed patients through a full course of treatment, tracking outcomes like jaw mobility, pain reduction, and daily function rather than relying on anecdotal results alone.
Together, their research helped establish a new, non-invasive standard for TMD treatment, one grounded in measurable outcomes rather than symptom management alone. It also reflects a model Dr. Dhanani continues to champion: providers across different practices, states, and specialties working together to move an entire field forward, rather than treating research as a solo pursuit.
Industry Partners
Her involvement with these organizations keeps her connected to the broader conversation happening across the field, and ensures her own research and practice stay grounded in the standards shaping dentistry today.
Why Collaboration Matters
The providers, researchers, and organizations behind this work all share one belief: that patient care improves when the people delivering it keep learning from each other.
Dr. Dhanani’s collaborations are not just professional affiliations. They are part of the same mission driving her research and speaking engagements: proving that dentistry can do more when providers are willing to build that future together. Every partnership, every study, and every shared insight adds to a growing body of work aimed at changing what patients should be able to expect from their care.
