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Goncalves DAG et al. – Temporomandibular disorder symptoms are more common in migraine, episodic tension–type headaches (ETTH), and chronic daily headaches (CDH) relative to individuals without headache. Magnitude of association is higher for migraine. Future studies should clarify the nature of the relationship.

   

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