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ATYPICAL ODONTALGIA

ATİPİK DİŞ AĞRISI

Neslihan TINASTEPE
Pages
156–161
Publication Date
2015-11-24
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Present review focused to emphasis that dentists should avoid further invasiv treatments when presence of ongoing tooth pain in spite of carrying out all known dental treatments

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Objective & Hypothesis:Atypical odontalgia is a chronic pain disorder without any obvious clinical and radiological pathology at the site of pain.
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Key Findings & Data:The pain is usually dull and continuous.
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Conclusion & Impact:Present review focused to emphasis that dentists should avoid further invasiv treatments when presence of ongoing tooth pain in spite of carrying out all known dental treatments
🔬Design:Review & Systematic Survey
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Diş ağrısı · Trigeminal nöralji · Kronik ağrı

Abstract

Atypical odontalgia is a chronic pain disorder without any obvious clinical and radiological pathology at the site of pain. The pain is usually dull and continuous. Pain initiates mostly after common dental treatments performed by dentists. Etiology, diagnosis criteria and management of atypical odontagia have not been clarified yet. Present review focused to emphasis that dentists should avoid further invasiv treatments when presence of ongoing tooth pain in spite of carrying out all known dental treatments

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Atipik diş ağrısı, klinik ve radyolojik olarak patolojik bir bulgu olmaksızın diş, dişeti veya dişsiz boşlukta görülen kronik bir ağrıdır. Ağrı, genellikle künt ve süreklidir. Ağrı, büyük oranda dişhekimlerinin klinikte uyguladıkları rutin tedaviler sonrası ortaya çıkar . Bu nedenle dişhekimlerinin bu durum ile karşılaşma ihtimalleri diğer hekimlere oranla daha fazladır. Etiyolojisi, teşhis ve tedavisi henüz tam olarak anlaşılamamıştır. Bu makalede dişhekimlerinin tüm dental tedavi yaklaşımlarına rağmen, geçmeyen bir ağrı ile karşılaştıklarında daha fazla invaziv yöntemlerden kaçınmalarının önemini vurgulamak amacıyla hazırlanmıştır.

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TINASTEPE, N. (2015). ATYPICAL ODONTALGIA. Current Research in Dental Sciences, Supplement 12, 156–161. https://ajindex.com/articles/735961

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