Facial Pain in Daily Practice: What Every GDP Needs to Know Presented by Prof StJ Crean
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Join Professor StJohn Crean for an engaging, practical study day covering:
-Trigeminal Neuralgia, Neuropathic & Idiopathic Facial Pain
-TMD assessment & management
-Red flag symptoms & referral strategies
-Hands-on clinical skills (cranial nerve testing, palpation, trigger point ID)
When a patient walks into your dental surgery in pain, determining the exact nature of their facial pain can be a real challenge — especially when it’s not dental in origin. Diagnosing these types of facial pain – Trigeminal Neuralgia, Neuropathic facial pain, TMD, Idiopathic facial pain, etc - is often complex, infrequent, and outside many GDPs' comfort zones.
This BSOS-hosted event, led by the highly respected Professor StJohn Crean, is designed to sharpen your diagnostic skill in facial pain scenarios and giving you practical guidance on how to manage - when & how to treat, when to refer and how to support patients throughout the referral journey.
-Trigeminal Neuralgia, Neuropathic & Idiopathic Facial Pain
-TMD assessment & management
-Red flag symptoms & referral strategies
-Hands-on clinical skills (cranial nerve testing, palpation, trigger point ID)
When a patient walks into your dental surgery in pain, determining the exact nature of their facial pain can be a real challenge — especially when it’s not dental in origin. Diagnosing these types of facial pain – Trigeminal Neuralgia, Neuropathic facial pain, TMD, Idiopathic facial pain, etc - is often complex, infrequent, and outside many GDPs' comfort zones.
This BSOS-hosted event, led by the highly respected Professor StJohn Crean, is designed to sharpen your diagnostic skill in facial pain scenarios and giving you practical guidance on how to manage - when & how to treat, when to refer and how to support patients throughout the referral journey.
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The Burlington Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom
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Host or PublisherBritish Society for Occlusal Studies

















