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Orofacial Pain and Oral Medicine Center

WebThe Orofacial Pain and Oral Medicine Center specializes in treating patients with oral disease and oral pain, including chronic headaches, teeth grinding, jaw disorders, and …

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Understanding your jaw joints’ clicking and locking

WebThis reduction causes a click sound. If the reduction happens during minimum mouth opening, the symptom is early click. The late click happens if the reduction happens …

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Sleep Hygiene – Orofacial Pain and Oral Medicine Center

WebSleep hygiene means having both a bedroom environment and daily routines that promote consistent, uninterrupted sleep. SUGGESTIONS FOR BETTER SLEEP. …

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Drug Induced Dry Mouth – Orofacial Pain and Oral Medicine Center

WebMedication induced hyposalivation increases the risk for oral diseases, such as: dental caries, candidiasis, bad breath, taste disturbances, difficulties in chewing, …

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Thermal Therapy (heat and ice packs)

WebTake the opportunity to rest and relax as the moist heat softens the muscles and improve blood circulation. Apply the heat pack to the painful site for 20 minutes, …

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About – Orofacial Pain and Oral Medicine Center

WebThe Orofacial Pain and Oral Medicine Center is part of the Norris Dental Science Center that provides a wide range of oral health care services to patients, from routine checkups …

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How to overcome language barriers in a medical consultation: tips …

WebCollaboration of Kota Takashima from Showa University. 1.Assess: Determine the language barrier early on.If you notice the patient or their companions …

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For patients – Orofacial Pain and Oral Medicine Center

WebContribution by Nadia Gomez. Chewing gum is the choice of preference among all candy in most age groups, and although it is not ingested, it is considered a part of an individual’s …

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Blog – Orofacial Pain and Oral Medicine Center

WebCOVID-19 Update: The Orofacial Pain and Oral Medicine Center offers in-person appointments. Ask for the current guidelines when scheduling your visit.

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admin – Orofacial Pain and Oral Medicine Center

WebCollaboration of Nadia Gomez. Saliva is of vital importance for the maintenance of oral health, including the lubrication and repair of oral tissues, oral acid neutralization, …

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How to Treat Dry Mouth in Older Patients – Orofacial Pain and …

WebSugarless hard candy, mints, lozenges or lemon drops. Many preparations available – Trident, Spry, Smint, ACT, etc. Sugar substitutes, citric acid, etc. Mouth …

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E-Smart Questionnaire

WebWe hope our Smart Questionnaire (SQ) that follows, will help you find the most likely explanation for your Jaw, Mouth and/or Facial Pain symptoms.

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Clinical Pearls – Orofacial Pain and Oral Medicine Center

Webby admin November 2, 2020. Suffering from chronic head and neck muscle pain. Chronic Head and Neck muscle pain can present as Myalgia or Myofascial Pain. Myalgia is when …

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Let’s move the jaw! Hinge Axis Exercise – Orofacial Pain and Oral

WebStart your morning with this exercise as soon as you wake up from sleep. Open and close your jaw fast and repeatedly, as shown in the video above, for about 6 …

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For clinicians – Orofacial Pain and Oral Medicine Center

WebContribution by Nadia Gomez. Chewing gum is the choice of preference among all candy in most age groups, and although it is not ingested, it is considered a …

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Request A Consultation – Orofacial Pain and Oral Medicine Center

WebPHI Disclaimer: Information collected from this website or provided on any form you have submitted through the website is used only in conjunction with an interest by the user in …

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