Date: 01/2004
Journal: JOE
Many treatment options are available for management of flare-ups
Dental and Orofacial Pain
Date: 01/2004
Journal: JOE
Pain from flare-ups is a multifactorial issue.
Date: 01/1979
Journal: JOE
No relationship in post op pain and type of intracanal medicament used.
Date: 01/1978
Journal: JOE
No relationship in post op pain and type of irrigant used.
Date: 01/1993
Journal: JOE
Etiology of barodontalgia is most often due to chronic pulpitis.
Frequency of Persistent Tooth Pain after Root canal Therapy: A Systematic review and Meta-analysis
By Nixdorf D., Moana-filho E., Law A., Mcguire L., Hodges J., John M.
Date: 01/2010
Journal: JOE
The rate of persistent tooth pain for 6 months after any endodontic therapy is about 5%.
Date: 01/2005
Journal: IEJ
Identifies possible risk factors of patients who may experience PO pain. Even if therapy deemed successful.
Date: 01/1999
Journal: IEJ
Treatment will involve physician, but initial diagnosis may involve dental practitioners.
Jawbone cavities and trigeminal and atypical facial neuralgias
By Ratner E., Person P., Kleinman D., Shlar g., Scoransky S.
Date: 01/1979
Journal: JOMS
May be something else to look for if the a patient presents with pain in an edentulous area-authors state even in cases where pain wasn’t completely eradicated it reduced the levels of medications required to control the pain.
Date: 01/2007
Journal: Dental Clinics
Purpose: Discuss neuropathic pain causes and mechanisms Results: Neuropathic pain described as pain initiated or caused by a primary lesion or dysfunction in the nervous system. Summarizes neuropathic pain conditions frequently seen in dental offices. –Neuropathic orofacial pain – Spontaneous pain that is unprovoked, cannot be treated with conventional analgesics or opiods –Pathophysiology – change […]