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Phantom Tooth pain, is it Often a Trigeminal Neuralgia?

Rekha Yadav

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Toothache, buccal pain, facial pains are common presentations in dental clinics. Among them, phantom tooth pain always hits as a trigeminal neuralgia. Though classical picture of trigeminal neuralgia usually does not present with solo toothache, which may sometime masks the whole scenario.

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Toothache, buccal pain, facial pains are common presentations in dental clinics. Among them, phantom tooth pain always hits as a trigeminal neuralgia. Though classical picture of trigeminal neuralgia usually does not present with solo toothache, which may sometime masks the whole scenario.

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Toothache, buccal pain, facial pains are common presentations in dental clinics. Among them, phantom tooth pain always hits as a trigeminal neuralgia. Though classical picture of trigeminal neuralgia usually does not present with solo toothache, which may sometime masks the whole scenario.

Key concepts: Toothache, Trigeminal neuralgia, Medicine, Facial pain, Neuralgia, Orofacial pain, Dentistry, Trigeminal nerve

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