What is Burning Mouth Syndrome?
Diagnosing Burning Mouth Syndrome can be a lengthy and frustrating process, often involving visits to multiple specialists such as dentists, oral surgeons, and ear, nose, and throat doctors, as well as allergy and internal medicine practitioners. This complexity arises because the symptoms can mimic various other conditions, leading patients to seek help from a wide array of health professionals, including alternative health practitioners.
Compounding the difficulty of diagnosis are misconceptions about the syndrome, with some scientific articles suggesting it’s psychological, attributing the pain to anxiety, depression, or even cancer phobia. In this series of articles and videos, Dr. Sklar addresses these misconceptions, emphasizing that Burning Mouth Syndrome is a legitimate physical condition with real solutions.
Diagnosing and Understanding Burning Mouth Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments
Learn about Burning Mouth Syndrome, its challenging diagnosis process, associated symptoms. Discover the latest insights and treatments to manage this condition ...
Misconceptions about Burning Mouth Syndrome: Myths, Anxiety, and Chronic Pain
Explore common misconceptions about Burning Mouth Syndrome, including myths about cancer phobia, stress, and somatization disorder. Understand the real connections between anxiety, depression, and chronic pain in BMS ...
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What You Will Get In The Course
- Lifetime access to your course portal
- A Virtual “Tool Kit” covering all aspects of Burning Mouth Syndrome
- Course work developed by a Burning Mouth specialist
- Eight Modules
- Fifty-two Lessons
- Self-Assessments
- Quizzes
- Homework
- 15% Discount on BMS Advanced Support
- An additional future module on new treatments for Burning Mouth Syndrome