This lecture addresses difficulties in assessing patients with orofacial pain, not by describing the various painful conditions, but by addressing the questions that need to be asked and then analysing the responses to these (What should I ask? What does this answer mean? What else do I need to know?).
Numerous case histories illustrating painful orofacial conditions will be presented in a problem-solving manner. Emphasis will be placed on the descriptors used by patients and to both the verbal and nonverbal responses to questioning.
Learning Objectives That Will Be Explained In This Program Include:
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