STUDY OF THE CLINICAL AND IMMUNOLOGIC ASPECT OF PAIN SYNDROME IN PATIENTS WITH NEURODENTAL PATHOLOGY

Аннотация

Among neurodental diseases, atypical facial pain accounts for an average of 6.4%. Atypical facial pain can also be caused by pulp pathology, which is most often manifested by chronic pulpitis. It is known that the pain of pulpitis is one of the most severe and causes the patient suffering. Often it does not allow you to sleep, chew food properly, makes a person irritable and irascible. However, fear of treatment at the dentist or other reasons make you endure this pain for a long time, use all sorts of means of independent struggle with it, which most often turn out to be temporary and ineffective.