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March 2025 Vol. 91 No. 2
Clinical features in March NYSDJ:
Manifestations of Trigeminal Neuralgia Secondary to Multiple Sclerosis in Dentoalveolar Region
Neurological symptoms of multiple sclerosis are well-known. Less frequently discussed is its affect on the dentoalveolar region, which can lead to failure to recognize it as a factor in a patient’s oral pain. Authors report case, including diagnosis and treatment, of trigeminal neuralgia secondary to MS. Case report and literature review. Read more here.
Arteriovenous Malformation Presenting as a Disfigured and Throbbing Face
Maxillofacial arteriovenous malformations, while rare, pose life[1]threatening risk of severe bleeding if not properly diagnosed prior to commencing dental treatment. Patient in need of extraction and presenting with symptoms of possible AVM undergoes preoperative embolization to minimize intraoperative bleeding, followed by hemimandibulectomy and fibula free-flap reconstruction. Case report. Read more here.
Stress of Dental Students
Researchers aim to aid dental students by uncovering factors that cause them the most stress and by providing remedies for reducing their anxiety. Read more here.
Read Learn and Earn
Readers of The New York State Dental Journal are invited to earn two (2) home study credits, approved by the New York State Dental Association, by properly answering 20 True or False questions, all of which are based on articles that appear in this issue. When you have completed the questionnaire, return it to the New York State Dental Foundation, along with the appropriate fees: $35/dentists; $25/hygienists. Nonmember fees are: $65/dentists; $45/hygienists. All those who achieve a passing grade of at least 70% will receive verification of completion. Credits will automatically be added to your CE Navigator account. Read more here.
