The two most common types of temporomandibular disorders seen in a dental office are muscle pain disorders
and intracapsular disorders. Since these disorders are managed differently, it is critical that the clinician be able
to differentially diagnosis them. In this lecture, Dr. Okeson describes nine different procedures that are easily
used during the examination that will help differentiate muscle pain disorders from intracapsular disorders.
Understanding these procedures can greatly assist making the proper diagnosis, which leads to selecting the
most successful treatment for your patient.
and intracapsular disorders. Since these disorders are managed differently, it is critical that the clinician be able
to differentially diagnosis them. In this lecture, Dr. Okeson describes nine different procedures that are easily
used during the examination that will help differentiate muscle pain disorders from intracapsular disorders.
Understanding these procedures can greatly assist making the proper diagnosis, which leads to selecting the
most successful treatment for your patient.
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Lecture # 11
“Muscle and Joint Pain Disorders: Nine Keys to Differential Diagnosis.”
(42 minutes) (2005)
“Muscle and Joint Pain Disorders: Nine Keys to Differential Diagnosis.”
(42 minutes) (2005)
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