New arabic jaw test aims to help millions with TMJ pain
NCT ID NCT07449221
Summary
This study aims to test if a translated Arabic version of a short questionnaire is a clear and reliable tool for measuring how much jaw problems affect daily life. Researchers will ask 100 Arabic-speaking adults with jaw joint (TMJ) disorders to complete the questionnaire and other standard tests. The goal is to provide doctors with a better way to assess jaw function in Arabic-speaking patients.
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El-Kasr Elainy jaw and dental clinics
Giza, Egypt
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