Orofacial pain: observe, listen, analyse

– How listening to descriptors, observing patients and analysing verbal and non-verbal responses to questioning can assist in the diagnosis of orofacial pain

– How an alternative method of assessment involving screening and condition specific questioning, and using a diagnostic tree, can be useful in diagnosis

– How analysing associations with pain can help diagnosis

– How to better to distinguish the difference between odontogenic and non-odontogenic pain

– The concept of Practice - led Research.