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Headaches with temporomandibular joint dysfunction

G. G. Nasibullin, S. A. Zizevskiy

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Headache as a concomitant symptom in functional diseases of the temporomandibular joint, combined with pain in the joint and masticatory muscles, is quite common. Our clinical observations also indicate a combination of temporomandibular joint dysfunction with headaches.

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Headache as a concomitant symptom in functional diseases of the temporomandibular joint, combined with pain in the joint and masticatory muscles, is quite common. Our clinical observations also indicate a combination of temporomandibular joint dysfunction with headaches.

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Headache as a concomitant symptom in functional diseases of the temporomandibular joint, combined with pain in the joint and masticatory muscles, is quite common. Our clinical observations also indicate a combination of temporomandibular joint dysfunction with headaches.

Key concepts: Headaches, Temporomandibular joint, Medicine, Masticatory force, Concomitant, Joint pain, Orthodontics, Physical therapy

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