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Communication patterns with persons outside the health care system during a pain episode are poorly understood, yet can have a significant influence on patient behavior. This study examined associations between attitudes and beliefs about oral disease and dental care and talking about orofacial pain with laypersons and health care professionals. The subjects were 724 participants in the Florida Dental...
This study documented orofacial pain-related communication patterns among community-dwelling dentate adults, health care providers, and persons in the respondent's social network. We report communication patterns for orofacial pain by symptom (toothache pain, pain when chewing, temperature sensitivity of the teeth, painful oral sores, and jaw joint pain). The subjects for the study were 724 participants...
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