Differential Diagnosis of Orofacial Pain By S. Wanachantararak Pain for Intraoral Origin Pain from Dentine Pain from Pulp Pain from Gingiva Pain from Periodontatitis ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation
5 History Examination ofOrofacial Pain 6 History Ex. of Orofacial Pain
1. Chief complaints
A. Location of pain
B. Onset of pain
Association with other factors
Progression
C. Characteristics of pain
Quality of pain
Behaviour of pain
Temporal
Frequency
Duration
Intensity
Concomitant symptoms
Flow of pain
7 History Ex. of Orofacial Pain
1. Chief complaints (cont.)
D. Aggravating and alleviating factors
Physical modalities
Function and parafunction
Sleep disturbances
Medications
Emotional stress
E. Past consultation and/or treatment F. Relationship to other complaints 2. Past medical history 3. Review of systems 4. Psychological assessment 8 Clinical Examination of Orofacial Pain 9 Clinical Examination
1. General examination
A. Vital signs
Blood pressure
Pulse rate
Respiratory rate
Temperature
B. Cranial nerve evaluation
C. Eye evaluation
D. Ear evaluation
E. Cervical evaluation
F. Balance and co-ordination
2. Muscle examination
A. Pulpation
Pain and tenderness
Trigger points and pain referal
10 Clinical Examination
3. Masticatory evaluation
A. Range of mandibular movement
Measurement
Pain
B. Temoromandibular joint evaluation
Pain
Dysfunction
C. Oral structures
Mucogingival tissues
Teeth
Periodontium
Occlusion
4. Other diagnostic tests
A. Imaging
B. Laboratory tests
C. Psychologic provocation tests
11 Pain from Intraoral Origin 12 Pain for Intraoral Origin
Pain from Dentine
Pain from Pulp
Pain from Gingiva
Pain from Periodontatitis
Pain from Periapical periodontitis
Pain from oral mucosa
13 Pain for Intraoral Origin
Pain from Dentine
Pain from Pulp
Pain from Gingiva
Pain from Periodontatitis
Pain from Periapical periodontitis
Pain from oral mucosa
14 Pain for Intraoral Origin 15 Pain for Intraoral Origin 16 Pain for Intraoral Origin
Pain from Dentine
Pain from Pulp
Pain from Gingiva
Pain from Periodontatitis
Pain from Periapical periodontitis
Pain from oral mucosa
17 Pain for Intraoral Origin 18 Pain for Intraoral Origin 19 Pain for Intraoral Origin
Pain from Dentine
Pain from Pulp
Pain from Gingiva
Pain from Periodontatitis
Pain from Periapical periodontitis
Pain from oral mucosa
20 Pain for Intraoral Origin 21 Pain for Intraoral Origin 22 Pain for Intraoral Origin
Pain from Dentine
Pain from Pulp
Pain from Gingiva
Pain from Periodontatitis
Pain from Periapical periodontitis
Pain from oral mucosa
23 Pain for Intraoral Origin 24 Pain for Intraoral Origin 25 Pain for Intraoral Origin
Pain from Dentine
Pain from Pulp
Pain from Gingiva
Pain from Periodontatitis
Pain from Periapical periodontitis
Pain from oral mucosa
26 Pain for Intraoral Origin 27 Pain for Intraoral Origin 28 Pain for Intraoral Origin
Pain from Dentine
Pain from Pulp
Pain from Gingiva
Pain from Periodontatitis
Pain from Periapical periodontitis
Pain from oral mucosa
29 Pain for Intraoral Origin 30 Pain for Intraoral Origin 31 Non Vascular OriginOrofacial Pain 32 Non Vascular Origin Orofacial Pain
Pain from Teeth (pulp)
Pain from TM muscle
Pain from TMJ
Sinusitis
Salivary gland
Trigeminal Neuralgia
Atypical Neuralgia
33 Non Vascular Origin Orofacial Pain
Pain from Teeth (pulp)
Pain from TM muscle
Pain from TMJ
Sinusitis
Salivary gland
Trigeminal Neuralgia
Atypical Neuralgia
34 Non Vascular Origin Orofacial Pain 35 Non Vascular Origin Orofacial Pain 36 Non Vascular Origin Orofacial Pain
Pain from Teeth (pulp)
Pain from TM muscle
Pain from TMJ
Sinusitis
Salivary gland
Trigeminal Neuralgia
Atypical Neuralgia
37 Non Vascular Origin Orofacial Pain 38 Non Vascular Origin Orofacial Pain 39 Non Vascular Origin Orofacial Pain
Pain from Teeth (pulp)
Pain from TM muscle
Pain from TMJ
Sinusitis
Salivary gland
Trigeminal Neuralgia
Atypical Neuralgia
40 Non Vascular Origin Orofacial Pain 41 Non Vascular Origin Orofacial Pain 42 Non Vascular Origin Orofacial Pain
Pain from Teeth (pulp)
Pain from TM muscle
Pain from TMJ
Sinusitis
Salivary gland
Trigeminal Neuralgia
Atypical Neuralgia
43 Non Vascular Origin Orofacial Pain 44 Non Vascular Origin Orofacial Pain 45 Non Vascular Origin Orofacial Pain
Pain from Teeth (pulp)
Pain from TM muscle
Pain from TMJ
Sinusitis
Salivary gland
Trigeminal Neuralgia
Atypical Neuralgia
46 Non Vascular Origin Orofacial Pain 47 Non Vascular Origin Orofacial Pain 48 Non Vascular Origin Orofacial Pain
Pain from Teeth (pulp)
Pain from TM muscle
Pain from TMJ
Sinusitis
Salivary gland
Trigeminal Neuralgia
Atypical Neuralgia
49 Non Vascular Origin Orofacial Pain 50 Non Vascular Origin Orofacial Pain 51 Non Vascular Origin Orofacial Pain
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