Research Article
The Effectiveness of Orofacial Pain Therapy in Indonesia: A Cross-Sectional Study
Table 1
Demographical and clinical characteristics of participants.
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of orofacial pain: (1) toothache; (2) pain in the jaw joint/s; (3) pain in area just in front of the ear/s; (4) pain in or around the eyes; (5) pain when opening the mouth wide; (6) shooting pains in the jaw joint when chewing food; (7) pain and in around the temples; (8) tenderness of muscles at the side of the face; and (9) a prolonged burning sensation in the tongue or other parts of the mouth. |