Recent Advances in Diagnosis of MPDS – A Literature Review
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11551097Keywords:
Myofascial pain, TMJ disorder, Myofascial pain dysfunction syndrome, Trigger pointsAbstract
Myofascial pain is one of the most common disorders of pain confined to head and neck region which affects the most unique joint in our body i.e., the Temporomandibular joint. Myofascial pain is a type of pain that gets allude from certain trigger areas in masticatory musculature to the of head and neck musculature. It is a TMJ disorder with diversified etiological factors like stress, anxiety, mental illness, parafunctional habits, muscle hyperfunction, sleep disturbances, occlusal prematurities, faulty prosthesis or any injuries to the tissues of TMJ. MPDS is one of the most misdiagnosed and mistreated condition in dentistry. A proper history of patient and clinical examinations are utmost important for a beneficial treatment of patient suffering from MPDS. The article will provide step by step clinical examinations and diagnostic criteria’s and treatment planning of MPDS.
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