AACP Institute - 4-Part Craniofacial Pain Mini-Residency Program

By the end of Session 3, participants should also have acquired, improved, and/or updated their knowledge of and ability to administer physical medicine modalities in a clinical setting; understand when prosthetic finishing is required and the best approach to satisfy patient needs; understand what medications patients may present with and how these medications may adversely affect pain patterns; appreciate when, why, and what medications to prescribe; understand the reasons for local anethetic failures; appreciate the role of osteocavitation lesions in craniofacial pain disorders; understand the role of percutaneous radio frequency thermoneurolysis in craniofacial pain treatment; secure a neuromuscular occlusal registration to fabricate a neuromuscular orthotic; and organize and prepare a proper case presentation.