Tag: craniomandibular dysfunction

HEADACHE – AN INTERDISCIPLINARY PROBLEM-ASPECTS OF DENTAL FUNCTIONAL DIAGNOSTICS AND THERAPY

Aim: Craniofacial pain is one of the most common disorders affecting the general population. The aim of this article is to show the importance of interdisciplinary approach in solving complicated cases with headache and atypical facial pain. Summary: Two case reports are presented, with severe craniofacial pain, with underlying intricate causes. The case of a 23 aged […]

FUNDAMENTALS OF OCCLUSION AND MASTICATORY FUNCTION

Aim: Craniomandibular dysfunction is an expression of the dysfunctional masticatory system. It may have diverse risk factors, like occlusal interferences, including traumatic amalgam fillings and other fillings. The article aims to present three cases of craniomandibular dysfunction    generated by occlusal interferences. Methodology: Three patients with different forms of craniomandibular    dysfunction were referred to dentist for […]