Orofacial Pain 1st Edition by Joanna Zakrzewska ISBN 0199236690 9780199236695

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ISBN 10:       0199236690
ISBN 13: 978-0199236695
Author:         Joanna M. Zakrzewska

Orofacial pain – defined aspain lasting over three months in the mouth or face – is increasing in prevelance, with approximately 7% of the UK population having experienced it. It is currently managed by either dentists or general medical practitioners, both of whom have radically different approaches to treatment. While management of orofacial pain has improved quite dramatically over recent years, it is essential that dentists and general practitioners are aware of these advances and of the differences in their approaches.

This concise handbook takes an evidence-based psychosocial approach to the management of patients with pain in the face or mouth and provides basic guidelines to facilitate care quickly in the clinical setting. The book will serve as a useful guide for dental practitioners, specialists in orofacial pain, trainee pain specialists, neurologists with an interest in pain, specialist pain nurses, as well as general medical practitioners.

Orofacial Pain 1st Table of contents:

1 Epidemiology of orofacial pain

2 History and examination

3 Investigations

4 Classification and diagnosis of orofacial pain

5 Overall management of facial pain

6 Dental causes of orofacial pain

7 Burning mouth syndrome (BMS)

8 Persistent idiopathic facial pain (atypical facial pain)

9 Temporomandibular disorders (TMD)

10 Trigeminal neuralgia

11 Neuropathic pain

12 Trigeminal autonomic cephalalgias

13 Orofacial pain disorders – linking phenotype to genotype

14 Appendix

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