Title:
Stress and Orality New Data About Teeth Clenching & Outcomes, Migraine, Fibromyalgia, Fatigue / by Francis Hartmann, Gérard Cucchi.
Main Entry:
Hartmann, Francis. author.
Cucchi, Gérard. author.
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Publisher:
Springer Paris : Imprint: Springer,
Publication Date:
2014.
Publication Place:
Paris :
ISBN:
9782817802718
Subject:
Medicine.
Gastroenterology.
Neurology.
Medicine & Public Health.
Medicine/Public Health, general.
Neurology.
Gastroenterology.
Contents:
Authors’ foreword -- General Introduction -- Diagnosis -- Introduction -- Symptoms Pain Location -- Nature, aggravating or relieving factors -- Resistance to drugs -- Discomforts -- Auditory problems -- Problems with swallowing and phonation -- Problems with posture and vision -- Fatigue and sleeping disorders -- Psychological mood disorders -- Prolonged unexplained fever -- Immuno-deficiency disorders -- Autonomic problems -- Problems with nutrition -- Objective signs -- Examination -- Extraoral examination -- Intraoral examination -- Palpation -- Extraoral palpation -- Intraoral palpation -- Listening -- Acute factors -- Stomatognathic parafunctions -- Pathophysiology -- Characteristics of periodontal proprioception -- Physiological receptors -- The trigeminal nerve pathways and their central projections -- The long ascending trigemino-telencephalic projection pathways -- The long ascending trigemino-cerebellar projection pathways -- The outside-TBNC trigeminal projections -- Useful physiological reminders -- The sensitivo-motor innervation of the skeletal muscle -- The rest position of the jaw -- Inhibition Reflex of the Jaw Closing Muscles Originating in the Periodontum (IRJCMOP) -- Phasic activity of the stomatognathic muscles -- The brain control on muscular activities -- Other implicated nervous centres -- Pathophysiological conditions -- Stomatognathic muscular spasticity -- Oral parafunctions -- Familiar grinding -- Clenching : a misunderstood condition -- Theory of sensitization in the low neural pathways -- Theory of the “high association pathways” -- The behavioral side of clenching -- Biochemical data -- Serotonine -- Dopamine -- Substance P -- Acetylcholine -- Others -- Painful outcomes of parafunctional clenching -- Discomfort as the outcome of parafunctional clenching -- Auditory problems -- Problems with swallowing and phonation -- Problems with posture and vision -- Fatigue -- Sleeping disturbances -- Prolonged unexplained fever -- Immunodeficiency problems -- Autonomic problems -- Problems with memory -- Problems with nutrition -- The Relaxing and Moderating Treatment (RMT) -- Local procedures -- Clenching self-control: the “lips-technique” -- Drug prescription -- General relaxation and psychotherapy.
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