The head, the throat, the sides, the feet. Four regions that unlock the floor of the mouth, often without ever working inside it. A two-day hands-on training with Dr. Neel Bulchandani, recorded live at Infinity.
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Every practitioner in the airway and developmental world runs into the same wall: the release happened, the body work happened, and the floor of the mouth still won't let go.
Dr. Neel Bulchandani found his way to the answer the hard way, after his daughter was born with a tongue tie and none of the fascial, cranial, or visceral work he knew would move it. Over the years that followed he checked the mouths of every baby, child, and adult in his practice and kept finding the same 70 areas repeating. Then he distilled those 70 down to four. Last year our team asked to learn this work, so we brought Dr. Neel to Infinity for two days and recorded the whole thing - the teaching, the hands-on labs, and the live demonstrations.
From the embryology that explains why this works, to the four contacts you can run in under a minute, each phase builds toward the same goal: the least possible input for the largest possible change.
The cascade that frees tense areas, tones weak ones, and settles the nervous system, why it behaves like a modulator rather than a release, and how to recognize it in the body in front of you.
Screen the palate, lips, cheeks, floor of the mouth, and tongue elevation without treating them, then check the head, throat, sides, and feet, plus the adductors and calves, so every change you see afterward is measurable.
Parietal, sphenoid, cerebellar and sub-occipital contacts; thyroid, hyoid and manubrium; the lateral chain under the last rib; and the foot through dorsiflexion, plantar flexion, inversion and eversion, with the five-second hold that does most of the work.
Pre- and post-frenectomy care, retrognathic mandibles, diastasis recti, hypersensitive gag reflex, mandibular tori, palate expanders, scar tissue, and reflex integration, including when the Floor Four is enough and when it isn't.
This is the distilled version of a much larger system. Dr. Neel teaches FMDI, Functional Mandibular Diaphragmatic Integration, in three-hour sessions and multi-day intensives. The Floor Four is the part that fits inside the visit you already have.
Sixteen lessons recorded across two days - five teaching modules interleaved with hands-on labs, live patient demonstrations, and open Q&A.
"How little can we do to create so much change?
- Dr. Neel Bulchandani
Dr. Neel Bulchandani, DC, is the creator of FMDI, Functional Mandibular Diaphragmatic Integration, and the Floor Four framework. A Palmer Davenport graduate, he moved into airway and feeding work in 2016 after his own daughter was born with a tongue tie and the fascial, cranial, and visceral work he knew wouldn't release it. He trained in craniosacral fascial therapy with Barry Gillespie, collaborates with release providers and airway institutes across the country, hosts the Compromised to Alchemist podcast, and teaches the Floor Four internationally.
Dr. Josh Madsen is a Fellow of the International Board of Functional Neurology, trained at the Carrick Institute, who blends chiropractic, functional neurology, and functional medicine to help children with developmental delays heal. He brought Dr. Neel to Infinity after his own session, and appears throughout the training connecting the Floor Four to the reflex integration, photobiomodulation, and neurological work the Infinity team already runs.
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