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Diagnosis of TMJ disorders relies on a thorough history and specific tests such as range of motion, muscle, and joint examinations, alongside baseline X-rays. A comprehensive treatment plan should focus on evidence-based interventions, with the majority of TMJ pain resolving naturally. Treatments should be conservative, reversible, and supported by scientific evidence rather than anecdotal claims. For more information on TMD and evidence-based practices, refer to the American Academy of Orofacial Pain’s resources.
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APPROPRIATE Dx is KEY • Supported by detailed History. • Specific test results ROM Muscle Examination Joint examination Baseline x-rays • Appropriate Treatment Plan • Reasonable outcome or re-eval. Dx & Tx
EVIDENCE BASED Majority of TM joint pains resolve without treatment Intervention should be supported by science, not anecdotal evidence. Intervention should be conservative and reversible Shy away from complicated, expensive, and non-evidence based treatments
Questionsabout TMD?Read the American Academy of Orofacial Pain’sonline AAOP Central Office19 Mantua Road, Mount Royal, NJ 08061Tel: (856) 423-3629Fax: (856) 423-3420 TMD Brochure http://www.aaop.org
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