Differential Diagnosis of Orofacial and Jaw Pain: A Clinical Review for Physicians.
This review outlines a systematic approach for physicians to differentiate non-odontogenic causes of orofacial and jaw pain, categorising conditions into ten types including temporomandibular joint disorders, neuropathic pain, and systemic diseases, with emphasis on clinical assessment and red flag recognition.
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Managing the Pregnant Dental Patient
Confident, evidence-based dental care from the first trimester to the postpartum period
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