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    Diagnosis of Temporomandibular Disorder: Otalgia (Bilateral)

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    This document provides a scale for classifying the severity of temporomandibular disorder (TMD) based on the total score from 0-23, with 0-2 considered mild, 4-8 moderate, and 9-14 severe. It also lists common symptoms of TMD, such as bilateral ear pain, jaw sounds, intense headaches, neck/shoulder pain, discomfort while chewing, abnormal biting, facial pain, difficulties opening the mouth or moving the jaw sideways. A questionnaire is suggested to assess patients' experiences.

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    Diagnosis of Temporomandibular Disorder: Otalgia (Bilateral)

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    This document provides a scale for classifying the severity of temporomandibular disorder (TMD) based on the total score from 0-23, with 0-2 considered mild, 4-8 moderate, and 9-14 severe. It also lists common symptoms of TMD, such as bilateral ear pain, jaw sounds, intense headaches, neck/shoulder pain, discomfort while chewing, abnormal biting, facial pain, difficulties opening the mouth or moving the jaw sideways. A questionnaire is suggested to assess patients' experiences.

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    This document provides a scale for classifying the severity of temporomandibular disorder (TMD) based on the total score from 0-23, with 0-2 considered mild, 4-8 moderate, and 9-14 severe. It also lists common symptoms of TMD, such as bilateral ear pain, jaw sounds, intense headaches, neck/shoulder pain, discomfort while chewing, abnormal biting, facial pain, difficulties opening the mouth or moving the jaw sideways. A questionnaire is suggested to assess patients' experiences.

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    Diagnosis of Temporomandibular Disorder: Otalgia (Bilateral)

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    Wenny Wijaya
    This document provides a scale for classifying the severity of temporomandibular disorder (TMD) based on the total score from 0-23, with 0-2 considered mild, 4-8 moderate, and 9-14 severe. It also lists common symptoms of TMD, such as bilateral ear pain, jaw sounds, intense headaches, neck/shoulder pain, discomfort while chewing, abnormal biting, facial pain, difficulties opening the mouth or moving the jaw sideways. A questionnaire is suggested to assess patients' experiences.

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    of 1

    NON

    TMD
    0-2
    Mild
    TMD
    4-8
    Moderate
    TMD
    9-14
    Severe
    TMD
    15-23



    Diagnosis of
    Temporomandibular
    Disorder

    Otalgia (bilateral)

    Temporomandibular joint sounds

    Headaches (intense)

    Neck and shoulder pain

    Discomfort while chewing

    Abnormal bitting

    Facial pain

    Unilateral chewing

    Difficulties in opening the mouth

    Difficulties on moving the mandible sideways

    +1
    +1

    +1






    The Possible questionnere
    answer:
    Yes : 2
    No : 0
    Sometimes : 1

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