Persistent orofacial pain : taking the pain out of presentations by having a plan!
10/03/2023 9:00 - 17:30
Bluepoint Brussels,A Reyerslaan 501030 Brussel
Pr Justin Durham
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Bluepoint Brussels
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Pr Justin Durham
(Newcastle Univeristy)
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Programma
Aim of the day: to give a contemporaneous overview of persistent orofacial pain’s pathophysiology, and specifically the diagnosis and management of Temporomandibular Disorders (TMD) and Phantom tooth pain relevant to practicing clinicians.
Learning outcomes:
To be able to explain the pathophysiology of trigeminally-mediated pain and its implications in the presentation of persistent orofacial pain
To be able to describe the range of mimicking pathology and its presentations in relationship to orofacial pain
To be able to explain the biopsychosocial aetiology of Temporomandibular disorders (TMD) and its role in the management of TMD
To know and be able to explain the conservative and pharmacological management options for TMD
To be able to explain how to systematically examine, screen, and test for neuropathic “phantom” tooth pain
To know the modalities available for the management of generic neuropathic pain such as “phantom tooth pain”
Learning outcomes will delivered through three lectures entitled:
The tooth and pulp: what’s the brain got to do with it?
Temporomandibular disorders (TMD): totally manageable by dentists!
“Phantom” tooth pain: a spectre for endodontics?
Prijzen
Pr Justin Durham
(Newcastle Univeristy)
Programma
Aim of the day: to give a contemporaneous overview of persistent orofacial pain’s pathophysiology, and specifically the diagnosis and management of Temporomandibular Disorders (TMD) and Phantom tooth pain relevant to practicing clinicians.
Learning outcomes:
To be able to explain the pathophysiology of trigeminally-mediated pain and its implications in the presentation of persistent orofacial pain
To be able to describe the range of mimicking pathology and its presentations in relationship to orofacial pain
To be able to explain the biopsychosocial aetiology of Temporomandibular disorders (TMD) and its role in the management of TMD
To know and be able to explain the conservative and pharmacological management options for TMD
To be able to explain how to systematically examine, screen, and test for neuropathic “phantom” tooth pain
To know the modalities available for the management of generic neuropathic pain such as “phantom tooth pain”
Learning outcomes will delivered through three lectures entitled:
The tooth and pulp: what’s the brain got to do with it?
Temporomandibular disorders (TMD): totally manageable by dentists!
“Phantom” tooth pain: a spectre for endodontics?
Prijzen
Voor de 01/03/2023 | Na de 01/03/2023 | |
Leden BAET | 325 € | 375 € |
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Niet-leden BAET | 425 € | 475 € |
Student/Manama student | 125 € | 175 € |