Demographic Data and Reason for Contact
Figure 2.10 Frontal view of patient. B. Symptom History Transient jaw lock, right side, that takes a few minutes to recover from each time. Pain intensity varies between 0 (at…
Figure 2.10 Frontal view of patient. B. Symptom History Transient jaw lock, right side, that takes a few minutes to recover from each time. Pain intensity varies between 0 (at…
Figure 4.5 Patient, who co-created this image of herself with an artist. © Deborah Padfield and AE from the series Face2face. C. Medical History Hernia operation, hypertension. D. Psychosocial History…
Figure 2.2 A 34-year-old Swedish man with bilateral TMJ arthritis and referred to orofacial pain specialist from general practitioner due to TMJ pain and chewing difficulties. B. Symptom History Today…
Figure 4.33 Intraoral photographs of patient showing intercuspal position (a), tooth contacts during right (b) and left (c) lateral excursion as well as maxillary (d) and mandibular (e) occlusal surfaces….
Figure 4.29 Preoperative radiograph. I. Diagnosis/Diagnoses Other Pulp necrosis tooth 46. Symptomatic apical periodontitis tooth 46. J. Case Assessment The source of the patient’s pain in this case is inflammation…
Figure 2.49 Preoperative CT-radiographic picture showing a left subcondylar fracture with a lateral displacement of the condylar fragment (C). I. Diagnosis/Diagnoses Expanded DC/TMD Left condylar fracture. Other mandibular fractures may…
Figure 4.22 Except for the coated tongue, the clinical examination is within normal limit for this 42-year-old female patient complaining of burning sensations. H. Additional Examinations and Findings Ordering complementary…
Figure 2.21 (a) Profile of 18-year-old female with bony ankylosis of left TMJ. (b) No mandibular movements. Teeth had erupted until they met the antagonizing teeth. Manifest caries and endodontic…
Figure 3.22 Facial photograph of patient. B. Symptom History Gradually increasing swelling right cheek last year. Intermittent mild, aching pain right cheek. Pain worsens with chewing. Mild tenderness right cheek….
Figure 2.7 (a–d) Jaw deviates to the left at 23 mm opening and then centers again on maximum mouth opening (45 mm). G. Intraoral Examination Marginal gingivitis and presence of…
Masticatory Muscle Disorders A: Muscle Pain Case 3.1 Myalgia with Limited Emotional Disturbance Karina Bendixen and Peter Svensson A. Demographic Data and Reason for Contact A 37-year-old female Caucasian referred…
Figure 2.37 A large osteochondroma arising from the coronoid process occupied the infratemporal fossa. The tumor interferes with the zygoma and lateral wall of the maxilla. I. Diagnosis/Diagnoses Expanded DC/TMD…
Figure 2.30 Anterior open bite developed during the last 6 months due to bilateral TMJ cartilage and bone tissue destruction by rheumatoid arthritis. C. Medical History Rheumatoid factor (RF)-positive and…
Figure 2.39 Panoramic radiograph showing abnormal patters over the right TMJ, zygomatic arch, and mandibular ramus. F. Extraoral Status Weight and height Within normal limits. Facial asymmetry Asymmetry with diffuse…
Figure 2.27 Male, 44 years old. Born in Bosnia, immigrated to Sweden 24 years ago. Referred to orofacial pain specialist from general practitioner due to TMJ pain and sounds. B….
Figure 3.25 Pain location as reported by the patient. C. Medical History No other health issues. D. Psychosocial History Patient studied physical therapy years ago but was never active in…
Figure 2.25 (a) Panoramic radiography illustrates dental and periodontal status and indicates pathology of right coronoid process. (b) CT showing hyperplasia of the right coronoid process interfering with the zygomatic…
Temporomandibular Joint Disorders A: Joint Pain Case 2.1 Arthralgia Per Alstergren A. Demographic Data and Reason for Contact Caucasian woman (Figure 2.1), 29 years old, referred to orofacial pain specialist…
Figure 4.32 Periapical radiographs: (a) maxillary anterior; (b) mandibular anterior. I. Diagnosis/Diagnoses Other Traumatic occlusion tooth 11. J. Case Assessment The working diagnosis in this case is traumatic occlusion, and…
Figure 3.2 Pain drawing showing pain locations. C. Medical History Comorbid pain conditions: chronic tension-type headache, neck and shoulder pain, and low back pain diagnoses by her general practitioner. Allergies…