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Pseudo Orofacial Lingual Dyskinesia as a Manifestation of Burning Mouth Syndrome (P9-6.007)

Sunjeet Brar, Alan T. Hirsch

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Abstract

To highlight orofacial lingual dyskinesia-like movements (OFLD) may be due to oral pain.

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To highlight orofacial lingual dyskinesia-like movements (OFLD) may be due to oral pain.

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To highlight orofacial lingual dyskinesia-like movements (OFLD) may be due to oral pain.

Key concepts: Tongue, Burning mouth syndrome, Tip of the tongue, Medicine, Dyskinesia, Sensation, Orofacial pain, Lingual nerve

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