Date: 01/2004
Journal: JOE
Many treatment options are available for management of flare-ups
Date: 01/2004
Journal: JOE
Many treatment options are available for management of flare-ups
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.
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.
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 […]