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IADRIADRNeuroscience / Neuroscience /
TMJTMJ
FDIFDILunch and Lunch and SeminarSeminar
Neuroscience / TMJNeuroscience / TMJ
The role of the nervous system in oro-The role of the nervous system in oro-facial function and in clinical problems facial function and in clinical problems associated with oro-facial sensory, associated with oro-facial sensory, neuromuscular, and articular disordersneuromuscular, and articular disorders
All aspects regarding the All aspects regarding the measurements, mechanisms, diagnosis, measurements, mechanisms, diagnosis, and treatment of orofacial and TMJ pain and treatment of orofacial and TMJ pain and neuromuscular dysfunctionand neuromuscular dysfunction
TMD statement ITMD statement I Temporomandibular disorders (TMD) Temporomandibular disorders (TMD)
encompass a group that involve the encompass a group that involve the temporomandibular joints (TMJ) and the temporomandibular joints (TMJ) and the masticatory muscles. masticatory muscles.
The associated signs and symptoms are The associated signs and symptoms are diverse, and may include difficulties with diverse, and may include difficulties with chewing and other orofacial functions as chewing and other orofacial functions as well as acute and persistent pain.well as acute and persistent pain.
Because of this diversity diagnostic Because of this diversity diagnostic classifications may be difficult both for classifications may be difficult both for clinical and research purposes.clinical and research purposes.
TMD statement IITMD statement II Based on the evidence from clinical trials as Based on the evidence from clinical trials as
well as experimental and epidemiologic well as experimental and epidemiologic studies it is recommended that the diagnosis studies it is recommended that the diagnosis of TMDs or related orofacial pain conditions of TMDs or related orofacial pain conditions should be based primarily on information should be based primarily on information obtained from the patients history, clinical obtained from the patients history, clinical examination, and when indicated, TMJ examination, and when indicated, TMJ radiology or other imaging procedures.radiology or other imaging procedures.
Treatment of TMD patients should primarily be Treatment of TMD patients should primarily be based on the use of conservative, reversible based on the use of conservative, reversible and evidence-based therapeutic modalities. and evidence-based therapeutic modalities.
TMD Diagnosis and Treatment TMD Diagnosis and Treatment
TMJ Structure and Function TMJ Structure and Function
Orofacial Pain Mechanisms Orofacial Pain Mechanisms
TMD EpidemiologyTMD Epidemiology
Sensory, Motor, and Vascular Mechanisms Sensory, Motor, and Vascular Mechanisms
TMJ Structure and Inflammatory Mechanisms TMJ Structure and Inflammatory Mechanisms
Orofacial Responses Associated with Stress, Orofacial Responses Associated with Stress, Anxiety and Quality of LifeAnxiety and Quality of Life
TMD and Orofacial Pain TMD and Orofacial Pain
Craniomandibular Muscles and Oral FunctionCraniomandibular Muscles and Oral Function
2005 Research Themes2005 Research Themes
Keynote Speaker 2005Keynote Speaker 2005
Diagnostic Classification and Diagnostic Classification and Evidence-based Treatment of TMDEvidence-based Treatment of TMD
– – An Updated ReviewAn Updated Review
Jeffrey OkesonJeffrey OkesonThursday, 10 March, 9:00 am – 9:30 amThursday, 10 March, 9:00 am – 9:30 am
Convention Center, Room 3001Convention Center, Room 3001
Symposium 2005Symposium 2005
Longitudinal Studies of Orofacial Longitudinal Studies of Orofacial Pain: Challenges and New FindingsPain: Challenges and New Findings
Neuroscience / TMJ, Behavioral Neuroscience / TMJ, Behavioral Sciences & International RDC-TMD Sciences & International RDC-TMD
consortiumconsortium
Saturday, 12 March, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AMSaturday, 12 March, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AMConvention Center, Room 339Convention Center, Room 339
Symposia 2004Symposia 2004
Neural Control of Mastication Neural Control of Mastication
Clinical Findings in Temporomandibular Clinical Findings in Temporomandibular Disorders: Challenges to Determining Disorders: Challenges to Determining Validity Validity
Gene Expression and the Genomics of Gene Expression and the Genomics of Pain and Analgesic Drug ActionsPain and Analgesic Drug Actions
Hot Research IssuesHot Research Issues
Chronic pain and GeneticsChronic pain and Genetics
Oromandibular movement disordersOromandibular movement disorders
Sleep Bruxism and Sleep ApneaSleep Bruxism and Sleep Apnea
Sex hormones, Gender, and PainSex hormones, Gender, and Pain
Neuropathic trigeminal pain Neuropathic trigeminal pain mechanismsmechanisms
Lecture Topics for GPs
Oromandibular movement disordersOromandibular movement disorders
Gender differences in painGender differences in pain
Neuropathic trigeminal pain mechanisms Neuropathic trigeminal pain mechanisms and their clinical relevanceand their clinical relevance
Predisposing factors for Predisposing factors for temporomandibular disorderstemporomandibular disorders
Evidence-based management of orofacial Evidence-based management of orofacial pain and temporomandibular disorderspain and temporomandibular disorders