2018
DOI: 10.5125/jkaoms.2018.44.2.43
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Non-invasive different modalities of treatment for temporomandibular disorders: review of literature

Abstract: Temporomandibular disorders (TMDs) are diseases that affect the temporomandibular joint and supporting structures. The goal of treatment for TMDs is elimination or reduction of pain and return to normal temporomandibular joint function. Initial treatment for TMDs is non-invasive and conservative, not surgical. Oral and maxillofacial surgeons should fully understand and actively care about non-invasive treatments for TMDs. The purpose of this study is to review the validity and outcomes of non-invasive and surg… Show more

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“…Table 1. Mean and standard deviation of mouth opening measurements at baseline, after 6 weeks and after 4 months of treatment by type of intervention Values (mm) G1 (n=17) G2 (n=17) (1)…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Table 1. Mean and standard deviation of mouth opening measurements at baseline, after 6 weeks and after 4 months of treatment by type of intervention Values (mm) G1 (n=17) G2 (n=17) (1)…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…<0.001; (4) 0.004; (5) 0.639 (1) t-test for independent samples (acupuncture versus occlusal splint); (2) t-test for paired samples. Different letters indicate statistically significant difference.…”
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“…Generally, applied pharmacologic therapy shows efficacy in pain relief but is frequently associated with adverse effects. Traditional clinical treatments mainly include nonsurgical options, such as psychotherapy, physical therapy, occlusal stabilization splints, medication, and arthrocentesis, while surgical intervention has been applied to patients with severe symptoms [11,12]. Although these abovementioned treatments can prevent disease progression to a certain degree, they are unable to completely restore degraded cartilage or subchondral bone lesions, as well as disc deteriorations.…”
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“…Dos pacientes que buscaram tratamento, a proporção entre homem/mulher encontrado nesta amostra foi de 6:1, relato também encontrado no trabalho de Bayat et al (2018) mostrando que a prevalência ainda se mantêm maior em mulheres que homens, como a literatura vem mostrando desde 1990 (Schiffman,1990). (Harness et al, 1990;Yatani et al, 2002;Riley et al, 2001;Moldofsky, 2001;Almoznino et al,2017;Lavigne, Sessle, 2016 O automanejo apresenta a mesma eficácia que a placa interoclusal (Michelotti, et al,2004;Michelotti, et al, 2012;Truelove et al, 2006;Craane, 2012) A partir da premissa que pacientes respondem de maneiras diferentes quando é aplicada a mesma terapêutica, (Dahlstrom et al 1997) e também que deve-se sempre instaurar o tratamento menos invasivo porém efetivo (Abouelhuda et al, 2018;Crider et al, 2005), buscamos uma relação entre potencial de melhora e cronicidade da doença e não foi observada influência no desfecho do tratamento (p= 0.115), demostrando que esta terapêutica pode ser instaurada a qualquer tempo de evolução da dor que no paciente com DTM. A hipótese inicial é que o automanejo seria mais eficaz em pacientes com DTM aguda (menos de 3 ou 6 meses de queixa) do que DTM crônica (mais de 3 ou 6 meses de queixa).…”
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