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Barodontalgia: A Clinical Entity

Tarun K Gaur, Tarun V Shrivastava

Citation Information : Gaur TK, Shrivastava TV. Barodontalgia: A Clinical Entity. J Oral Health Comm Dent 2012; 6 (1):18-20.

DOI: 10.5005/johcd-6-1-18

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Published Online: 01-09-2015

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Abstract

Barodontalgia is the oral pain caused by the changes in the pressure caused due to altitude changes either on deep sea diving or inflight conditions. Barodontalgia is one of the important clinical entities which present with such overlapping signs and symptoms, that in normal clinical setup the pain due to barodontalgia goes unnoticed. Also the literature available in textbooks is also less informative and revealing of the nature of pain caused due to barodontalgia. Hence this article focuses on those untouched aspects of barodontalgia which are to be paid attention.


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