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Unexplained orofacial pain – is an early diagnosis possible
British Dental Journal , 07/07/08
Aggarwal VR et al. - Subjects who had consulted for their pain and were assigned to the unexplained orofacial pain group were significantly more likely to report the following characteristics: pain descriptors (nagging, aching, tingling), pain pattern (worse with stress), site (poorly localised), duration (persistent/chronic), high disability, multiple consultations and co-morbidities (teeth grinding, reporting of other unexplained syndromes).
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