Prosthodontic Management of Temporomandibular Disorders

Kaur, Harsimran; Datta, Kusum

doi:10.1007/s13191-012-0229-3

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“…The same was not observed in the cervical MT-treated group at any point. These observations indicate that manual therapists should look for features of TMJD when examining patients with cervical disorder, particularly if treatment fails when directed only to the latter [ 50 ].…”

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Assessing and treating primary headaches and cranio-facial pain in patients undergoing rehabilitation for neurological diseases

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BackgroundPain is a very common condition in patient undergoing rehabilitation for neurological disease; however the presence of primary headaches and other cranio-facial pains, particularly when they are actually or apparently independent from the disability for which patient is undergoing rehabilitation, is often neglected. Diagnostic and therapeutic international and national guidelines, as well as tools for the subjective measure of head pain are available and should also be applied in the neurorehabilitation setting. This calls for searching the presence of head pain, independently from the rehabilitation needs, since pain, either episodic or chronic, interferes with patient performance by affecting physical and emotional status. Pain may also interfere with sleep and therefore hamper recovery.MethodsIn our role of task force of the Italian Consensus Conference on Pain in Neurorehabilitation (ICCPN), we have elaborated specific recommendations for diagnosing and treating head pains in patients undergoing rehabilitation for neurological diseases.Results and ConclusionIn this narrative review, we describe the available literature that has been evaluated in order to define the recommendations and outline the needs of epidemiological studies concerning headache and other cranio-facial pain in neurorehabilitation.

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Assessing and treating primary headaches and cranio-facial pain in patients undergoing rehabilitation for neurological diseases

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“…Anahtar Kelimeler: temporomandibular disfonksiyon, selektif mölleme, malokluzyon suggest a multifactorial cause with structure, general health, and stress being major factors. 2,4 However the occlusal factors such as the presence of uncured malocclusion, loss of posterior teeth, discrepancies between intercuspal position, retruded contact position greater than two millimeters, and nonworking 8 However, in malocclusion patients, selective grinding is an irreversible procedure by which the occlusal surfaces of the teeth are precisely altered to improve the overall contact pattern. This procedure can be used to assist in managing certain TMD, and treatment associated with major occlusal changes.…”

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“…Anahtar Kelimeler: temporomandibular disfonksiyon, selektif mölleme, malokluzyon suggest a multifactorial cause with structure, general health, and stress being major factors. 2,4 However the occlusal factors such as the presence of uncured malocclusion, loss of posterior teeth, discrepancies between intercuspal position, retruded contact position greater than two millimeters, and nonworking side interferences were considered to be the primary causes of TMD. 5 Eriksson et al 6 stated that functional malocclusion (occlusal interference) is more important than morphological malocclusion is explaining the existance of mandibular dysfunction.…”

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The Treatment of Temporomandibular Dysfunction by Selective Grinding in an Open-Bite Patient : A Case Report

DİKİCİER¹,

DİKİCİER²

2016

Atatürk Üniversitesi Diş Hekimliği Fakültesi Dergisi

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The influence of occlusal condition at the onset of temporomandibular dysfunction (TMD) has been strongly debated for many years. Occlusal disharmony has often corrected by selective grinding in occlusally sensitive patients with pain or dysfunction of muscular origin. This procedure should be preceded by the splint therapy in order to test the occlusal changes. The objective of this case report was to evaluate specific conservative treatment of TMD by occlusal adjustment using selective grinding in an anterior open bite patient. A 39-year-old male patient presented for a TMD treatment consultation, with symptoms such as anterior open-bite and characterized by left and right temporomandibular joint (TMJ) pain during mouth opening, complained of difficulty in eating due to masticatory dysfunction, audible joint sounds and reciprocal clicking. The treatment plan involved selective grinding procedure of the mandibular posterior teeth. After the selective grinding approach, acceptable intercuspation of the posterior teeth were achieved. Occlusion remained stable with normal function.

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“…According to the International Diagnostic Criteria 2 , one can clearly determine the dominance of one of the two components or the presence of both components (intra-and extra-articular), but the identification of the causes that led to such abnormalities necessarily implies the collaboration of the members of a multidisciplinary team 3,4 .…”

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Altered mandibular dynamics between bruxism and temporomandibular joint dysfunction

Debucean¹,

Clinic²,

Mihancea³

et al. 2019

Arch Balk Med Union

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Dynamique mandibulaire modifiée entre bruxisme et dysfonction de l'articulation temporo-mandibulaire Introduction. Le visage et ses structures associées (crâniennes, orales, dentaires) représentent l'une des régions les plus complexes du corps humain, complexité qui détermine la diversité des pathologies à ce niveau. Parfois, l'approche du point de vue d'une spécialisation médicale peut améliorer la symptomatologie, où même engendrer la rémission, mais il y a aussi de nombreuses situations où, après une période de temps variable, une rechute se produit, précisément parce que c'est l'effet qui a été traité, pas la cause dans sa totalité. Un diagnostic correct, la sélection et la mise en oeuvre de l'approche thérapeutique la plus appropriée nécessitent l'implication et la collaboration d'une équipe multidisciplinaire. Objectifs. Démontrer que la combinaison de la thérapie manuelle avec la thérapie myo-fonctionnelle bucco-faciale, associées aussi à la relaxation générale, est la meilleure méthode par laquelle le patient atteint de limitation d'ouverture mandibulaire parvient à retrouver l'harmonie du contrôle neuromusculaire et de l'arthrocinétique temporo-mandibulaire.

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Prosthodontic Management of Temporomandibular Disorders

Cited by 12 publications

References 11 publications

Assessing and treating primary headaches and cranio-facial pain in patients undergoing rehabilitation for neurological diseases

Assessing and treating primary headaches and cranio-facial pain in patients undergoing rehabilitation for neurological diseases

The Treatment of Temporomandibular Dysfunction by Selective Grinding in an Open-Bite Patient : A Case Report

Altered mandibular dynamics between bruxism and temporomandibular joint dysfunction

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