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1. Frequency of four-dimensional oral health problems across dental fields – A comparative survey of Slovenian and international dentists

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Sekulić Stella, John Mike T., Bekes Katrin, Al-Harthy Mohammad H., Michelotti Ambra, Reissmann Daniel R., Nikolovska Julijana, Sanivarapu Sahityaveera, Lawal Folake B., List Thomas, Čelebić Asja, Strajnić Ljiljana, Casassus Rodrigo, Baba Kazuyoshi, Schimmel Martin, Amuasi Ama, Jayasinghe Ruwan D., Strujić-Porović Sanela, Peck Christopher C., Xie Han, Bendixen Karina Haugaard, Simancas-Pallares Miguel Angel, Perez-Franco Eka, Sistan Mohammad Mehdi Naghibi, Valerio Patricia, Letunova Natalia, Nurelhuda Nazik M, Bartlett David W., Oluwafemi Ikeoluwa A., Dghoughi Saloua, Ferreira Joao N., Chantaracherd Pathamas, and Rener-Sitar Ksenija

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oral health, surveys, questionnaires, world health organization, slovenia, oral health models, dentists, patients, dental specialties, dentistry, oralno zdravje, ankete, vprašalniki, svetovna zdravstvena organizacija, slovenija, modeli oralnega zdravja, zobozdravniki, pacienti, zobozdravstvene specializacije, zobozdravstvo, Public aspects of medicine, RA1-1270
Abstract

To compare the frequency of patients’ oral health problems and prevention needs among Slovenian and international dentists with the aim to validate the four oral health-related quality of life (OHRQoL) dimensions across six clinical dental fields in all World Health Organization (WHO) regions.

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2021
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2. Why Patients Visit Dentists – A Study in all World Health Organization Regions

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John, Mike T., Sekulić, Stella, Bekes, Katrin, Al-Harthy, Mohammad H., Michelotti, Ambra, Reissmann, Daniel R., Nikolovska, Julijana, Sanivarapu, Sahityaveera, Lawal, Folake B., List, Thomas, Peršić Kiršić, Sanja, Strajnić, Ljiljana, Casassus, Rodrigo, Baba, Kazuyoshi, Schimmel, Martin, Amuasi, Ama, Jayasinghe, Ruwan D., Strujić-Porović, Sanela, Peck, Christopher C., Xie, Han, Haugaard Bendixen, Karina, Simancas Pallares, Miguel Angel, Perez-Franco, Eka, Naghibi Sistani, Mohammad Mehdi, Valerio, Patricia, Letunova, Natalia, M. Nurelhuda, Nazik, Bartlett, David W., Oluwafemi, Ikeoluwa A., Dghoughi, Saloua, Ferreira, Joao N.A.R., Chantaracherd, Pathamas, and Rener-Sitar, Ksenija

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2020
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3. Management of chronic pain associated with temporomandibular disorders: a clinical practice guideline

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Busse, Jason W, primary, Casassus, Rodrigo, additional, Carrasco-Labra, Alonso, additional, Durham, Justin, additional, Mock, David, additional, Zakrzewska, Joanna M, additional, Palmer, Carolyn, additional, Samer, Caroline F, additional, Coen, Matteo, additional, Guevremont, Bruno, additional, Hoppe, Thomas, additional, Guyatt, Gordon H, additional, Crandon, Holly N, additional, Yao, Liang, additional, Sadeghirad, Behnam, additional, Vandvik, Per O, additional, Siemieniuk, Reed A C, additional, Lytvyn, Lyuba, additional, Hunskaar, Birk Stokke, additional, and Agoritsas, Thomas, additional

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2023
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4. Pediatric patients’ reasons for visiting dentists in all WHO regions

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Bekes, Katrin, John, Mike T., Rener-Sitar, Ksenija, Al-Harthy, Mohammad H., Michelotti, Ambra, Reissmann, Daniel R., Nikolovska, Julijana, Sanivarapu, Sahityaveera, Lawal, Folake B., List, Thomas, Peršić Kiršić, Sanja, Strajnić, Ljiljana, Casassus, Rodrigo, Baba, Kazuyoshi, Schimmel, Martin, Amuasi, Ama, Jayasinghe, Ruwan D., Strujić-Porović, Sanela, Peck, Christopher C., Xie, Han, Haugaard Bendixen, Karina, Simancas-Pallares, Miguel Angel, Perez-Franco, Eka, Naghibi Sistani, Mohammad Mehdi, Valerio, Patricia, Letunova, Natalia, Nurelhuda, Nazik, Bartlett, David W., Oluwafemi, Ikeoluwa A., Dghoughi, Saloua, Ferreira, Joao N. A. R., Chantaracherd, Pathamas, and Sekulić, Stella

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2021
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5. Management of chronic pain associated with temporomandibular disorders: a clinical practice guideline.

Author

Busse, Jason W., Casassus, Rodrigo, Carrasco-Labra, Alonso, Durham, Justin, Mock, David, Zakrzewska, Joanna M., Palmer, Carolyn, Samer, Caroline F., Coen, Matteo, Guevremont, Bruno, Hoppe, Thomas, Guyatt, Gordon H., Crandon, Holly N., Liang Yao, Sadeghirad, Behnam, Vandvik, Per O., Siemieniuk, Reed A. C., Lytvyn, Lyuba, Hunskaar, Birk Stokke, and Agoritsas, Thomas

Subjects
CHRONIC pain treatment, NARCOTICS, HEALTH services accessibility, NONSTEROIDAL anti-inflammatory agents, MEDICAL care costs, MEDICAL protocols, RISK assessment, HEALTH care teams, TEMPOROMANDIBULAR disorders, RELAXATION techniques, PAIN management, COGNITIVE therapy, DISEASE complications
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2024
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6. Additional file 1 of Pediatric patients’ reasons for visiting dentists in all WHO regions

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Bekes, Katrin, John, Mike T., Rener-Sitar, Ksenija, Al-Harthy, Mohammad H., Michelotti, Ambra, Reissmann, Daniel R., Nikolovska, Julijana, Sanivarapu, Sahityaveera, Lawal, Folake B., List, Thomas, Peršić Kiršić, Sanja, Strajnić, Ljiljana, Casassus, Rodrigo, Baba, Kazuyoshi, Schimmel, Martin, Amuasi, Ama, Jayasinghe, Ruwan D., Strujić-Porović, Sanela, Peck, Christopher C., Xie, Han, Haugaard Bendixen, Karina, Simancas-Pallares, Miguel Angel, Perez-Franco, Eka, Naghibi Sistani, Mohammad Mehdi, Valerio, Patricia, Letunova, Natalia, Nurelhuda, Nazik, Bartlett, David W., Oluwafemi, Ikeoluwa A., Dghoughi, Saloua, Ferreira, Joao N. A. R., Chantaracherd, Pathamas, and Sekulić, Stella

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ComputingMilieux_THECOMPUTINGPROFESSION, GeneralLiterature_INTRODUCTORYANDSURVEY, ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATION, Data_FILES, Software_PROGRAMMINGLANGUAGES
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Additional file 1. Web appendix.

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2021
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7. Frequency of four-dimensional oral health problems across dental fields – A comparative survey of Slovenian and international dentists

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Sekulić, Stella, John, Mike T., Bekes, Katrin, Al-Harthy, Mohammad H., Michelotti, Ambra, Reissmann, Daniel R., Nikolovska, Julijana, Sanivarapu, Sahityaveera, Lawal, Folake B., List, Thomas, Čelebić, Asja, Strajnić, Ljiljana, Casassus, Rodrigo, Baba, Kazuyoshi, Schimmel, Martin, Amuasi, Ama, Jayasinghe, Ruwan D., Strujić-Porović, Sanela, Peck, Christopher C., Xie, Han, Bendixen, Karina Haugaard, Simancas-Pallares, Miguel Angel, Perez-Franco, Eka, Sistan, Mohammad Mehdi Naghibi, Valerio, Patricia, Letunova, Natalia, Nurelhuda, Nazik M, Bartlett, David W., Oluwafemi, Ikeoluwa A., Dghoughi, Saloua, Ferreira, Joao N., Chantaracherd, Pathamas, Rener-Sitar, Ksenija, Sekulić, Stella, John, Mike T., Bekes, Katrin, Al-Harthy, Mohammad H., Michelotti, Ambra, Reissmann, Daniel R., Nikolovska, Julijana, Sanivarapu, Sahityaveera, Lawal, Folake B., List, Thomas, Čelebić, Asja, Strajnić, Ljiljana, Casassus, Rodrigo, Baba, Kazuyoshi, Schimmel, Martin, Amuasi, Ama, Jayasinghe, Ruwan D., Strujić-Porović, Sanela, Peck, Christopher C., Xie, Han, Bendixen, Karina Haugaard, Simancas-Pallares, Miguel Angel, Perez-Franco, Eka, Sistan, Mohammad Mehdi Naghibi, Valerio, Patricia, Letunova, Natalia, Nurelhuda, Nazik M, Bartlett, David W., Oluwafemi, Ikeoluwa A., Dghoughi, Saloua, Ferreira, Joao N., Chantaracherd, Pathamas, and Rener-Sitar, Ksenija

Abstract

Objectives: To compare the frequency of patients' oral health problems and prevention needs among Slovenian and international dentists with the aim to validate the four oral health-related quality of life (OHRQoL) dimensions across six clinical dental fields in all World Health Organization (WHO) regions. Methods: An anonymous electronic survey in the English language was designed using Qualtrics software. A probability sampling for Slovenia and a convenience sampling strategy for dentist recruitment was applied for 31 countries. Dentists engaged in six dental fields were asked to categorize their patients' oral health problems and prevention needs into the four OHRQoL dimensions (Oral Function, Orofacial Pain, Orofacial Appearance, and Psychosocial Impact). Proportions of patients' problems and prevention needs were calculated together with the significance of Slovenian and international dentists' differences based on dental fields and WHO regions. Results: Dentists (n=1,580) from 32 countries completed the survey. There were 223 Slovenian dentists (females: 68%) with a mean age (SD) of 41 (10.6) years and 1,358 international dentists (females: 51%) with a mean age (SD) of 38 (10.4). Pain-related problems and prevention needs were the most prevalent among all six dental fields reported by dentists; Slovenian (37%) and 31 countries (45%). According to Cohen, differences between Slovenia, the broader European Region, and 31 countries were considered non-significant (<0.1). Conclusion: According to the dentists' responses, the frequency of patients' oral health problems and prevention needs are proportionate between Slovenia and 31 countries, regionally and globally. The four OHRQoL dimensions can be considered universal across all dental fields.

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2021
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9. Effect of lidocaine patches on upper trapezius EMG activity and pain intensity in patients with myofascial trigger points: A randomized clinical study.

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Firmani, Mónica, Miralles, Rodolfo, and Casassus, Rodrigo

Subjects
MYOFASCIAL pain syndrome treatment, LIDOCAINE, TRAPEZIUS muscle, ELECTROMYOGRAPHY, ALGOMETRY, PLACEBOS
Abstract

Objective. To compare the effects of 5% lidocaine patches and placebo patches on pain intensity and electromyographic (EMG) activity of an active myofascial trigger point (MTrP) of the upper trapezius muscle. Materials and methods. Thirty-six patients with a MTrP in the upper trapezius muscle were randomly divided into two groups: 20 patients received lidocaine patches (lidocaine group) and 16 patients received placebo patches (placebo group). They used the patches for 12 h each day, for 2 weeks. The patch was applied to the skin over the upper trapezius MTrP. Spontaneous pain, pressure pain thresholds, pain provoked by a 4-kg pressure applied to the MTrP and trapezius EMG activity were measured before and after treatment. Results. Baseline spontaneous pain values were similar in both groups and significantly lower in the lidocaine group than the placebo group after treatment. The baseline pressure pain threshold was significantly lower in the lidocaine group, but after treatment it was significantly higher in this group. Baseline and final values of the pain provoked by a 4-kg pressure showed no significant difference between the groups. Baseline EMG activity at rest and during swallowing of saliva was significantly higher in the lidocaine group, but no significant difference was observed after treatment. Baseline EMG activity during maximum voluntary clenching was similar in both groups, but significantly higher in the lidocaine group after treatment. Conclusions. These clinical and EMG results support the use of 5% lidocaine patches for treating patients with MTrP of the upper trapezius muscle. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2015
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