Orofacial Pain: Guidelines for Assessment, Diagnosis, and Management

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Frontmatter
	Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
	Contents
	Preface
Chapter 1: Introduction to Orofacial Pain
	Key Points
	The Health Care Professional’sResponsibility in Orofacial Pain
	Epidemiology of Orofacial Pain
	Anatomical and Physiologic Considerations of Orofacial Pain
	Neurophysiology of Orofacial Pain
	The Biopsychosocial Model: Allostasis and the Emotional Motor System
	Suffering and Pain: Comorbid Conditions
	Chronic Orofacial Pain Disorders:TMDs and Comorbid Conditions
	References
Chapter 2: General Assessment of the Orofacial Pain Patient
	Key Points
	Screening Evaluation
	Comprehensive Evaluation
		History Taking
		Physical Examination
		Diagnostic Tests
	References
Chapter 3: Diagnostic Classification of Orofacial Pain
	Key Points
	Terminology
	Diagnostic Classification Systems
	Differential Diagnosis of OrofacialPain
	References
Chapter 4: Vascular and NonvascularIntracranialCauses of Orofacial Pain
	Key Points
	Preliminary Investigation
	Headache Attributed to Cranial or Cervical Vascular Disorder (ICHD 6)
	Headache Attributed to Nonvascular Intracranial Disorders(ICHD 7)
	Headache Attributed to Infection (ICHD 9)
	References
Chapter 5: Primary Headache Disorders
	Migraine (ICHD 1.x.x,ICD-10 G43.xxx)
	Tension-Type Headache (ICHD 2.x.x; ICD-10 G44.2xx)
	Trigeminal AutonomicCephalalgias
		Conclusion
		References
		Paroxysmal Hemicrania (ICHD3.2.x; ICD-10 G44.03x–G44.04x)
		SUNCT and SUNA (ICHD 3.3.x;ICD-10 G44.05x)
		Hemicrania Continua (ICHD 3.4;ICD-10 G44.51)
		Cluster Headache (ICHD 3.1.x;ICD-10 G44.01x– G44.02x)
Chapter 6: Neuropathic Pain
	Key Points
	Neuralgia
	Painful Trigeminal Neuropathies(ICHD 13.1.2)
	Central Neuropathic Pain (ICHD13.12)
	Neurodegenerative Diseases asCauses for Central Pain
	References
Chapter 7: Intraoral Pain Disorders
	Key Points
	Odontogenic Pain
	Nonodontogenic Toothache
	Oral Mucosal Pain
	References
Chapter 8: Differential Diagnosis and Management of TMDs
	Key Points
	Anatomy of the MasticatoryStructures
	Defining TMDs
	Epidemiology of TMDs
	Etiology of TMDs
	Diagnostic Classification of TMDs
	Management of TMDs
	Conclusion
	References
Chapter 9: Cervical Spinal Disorders and Headaches
	Key Points
	Defining Cervical Spine Disorders
	Epidemiology of CSDs
	Relationship Between CSDs and Orofacial Pain
	Screening of the Cervical Spine
	Common CSDs
	References
Chapter 10: Extracranial and Systemic Causes of Head and Facial Pain
	Key Points
	Pain Stemming from Tissues orOrgans in the Head and Neck
	Pain Stemming from SystemicDiseases
	References
Chapter 11: Sleep and Orofacial Pain
	Key Points
	Sleep Overview
	Interactions Between Painand Sleep
	Management of Orofacial Pain andRelated Sleep Disturbances
	References
Chapter 12: Axis II: Biobehavioral Considerations
	Key Points
	Foundation of the BiobehavioralModel
	Implementing a BiobehavioralFramework: Dual-Axis Coding
	Brief Screening for BiobehavioralFactors
	Comprehensive Evaluation ofBiobehavioral Factors
	Psychiatric Disorders
	Consultation and ReferralStrategies
	Comprehensive Axis II Evaluation
	Biobehavioral Care: IntegratedCare as the Standard of Care
	References
Glossary
Index
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