Pain Management Strategies Involving Dentist, Dental Assistant,Physiotherapist, And Medical Nurse

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Mohammed Mansour Alotaibi, Muteb Ali Ahmed Asiri, Muhannad Jamaan Aqil Alzahrani, Abdullah Ibrahim Alamoudi, Bader Homaid Jwemaa Alnadawi, Ibrahim Fahmi Mohammed Gazzaz, Maaly Fahad Alshammari, Rawan Mohd Jamil Nouh, Fatimah Hussain Shareef, Renad Mohammed Abukhirat, Kawther Abdullh Abo Saybah, Zahra Ali Hussain Abushibah, Khulood Yahia Alshehri, Manal Ali Ahmad Moafa, Houda Ezi Ali Mafa, Rasha Mohammed All Maeid

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Pain associated with dental and orofacial conditions is often complex, involving musculoskeletal, neurological, inflammatory, and psychosocial components. Effective pain management therefore requires a multidisciplinary approach that integrates the expertise of the Dentist, Dental Assistant, Physiotherapist, and Medical Nurse. Each professional contributes uniquely to pain assessment, intervention, monitoring, and patient education. This collaborative model enhances pain control, improves functional recovery, reduces reliance on medications, and promotes holistic, patient-centered care. This article examines the coordinated pain management strategies employed by these four healthcare professionals and highlights their collective role in improving clinical outcomes and patient quality of life.

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