Temporomandibular disorders
Also known as: jaw pain · TMD · TMJ disorder
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Management of chronic pain associated with temporomandibular disorders: a clinical practice guideline
International guideline panel convened under the BMJ Rapid Recommendations programme (with MAGIC Evidence Ecosystem Foundation) · 2023 · BMJ Rapid Recommendations
An international clinical practice guideline on managing chronic pain (three months or longer) associated with temporomandibular disorders in adults. Developed by a panel including patients, methodologists and clinicians and informed by a systematic review and network meta-analysis, it compares conservative, pharmacological and invasive options and grades each as strong or conditional, for or against. Several commonly used interventions receive recommendations against their use.
- The panel included people living with temporomandibular disorders alongside methodologists and expert clinicians. source
- Recommendations were informed by a systematic review and network meta-analysis comparing conservative, pharmacological and invasive interventions. source
- Irreversible procedures and opioid-containing options receive strong recommendations against use. source
Management of chronic pain associated with temporomandibular disorders: a clinical practice guideline
International guideline panel convened under the BMJ Rapid Recommendations programme (with MAGIC Evidence Ecosystem Foundation) · 2023 · BMJ Rapid Recommendations
An international clinical practice guideline on managing chronic pain (three months or longer) associated with temporomandibular disorders in adults. Developed by a panel including patients, methodologists and clinicians and informed by a systematic review and network meta-analysis, it compares conservative, pharmacological and invasive options and grades each as strong or conditional, for or against. Several commonly used interventions receive recommendations against their use.
- The panel included people living with temporomandibular disorders alongside methodologists and expert clinicians. source
- Recommendations were informed by a systematic review and network meta-analysis comparing conservative, pharmacological and invasive interventions. source
- Irreversible procedures and opioid-containing options receive strong recommendations against use. source
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