This book is a definitive guide for clinicians managing complex orofacial pain at the intersection of dentistry and neurology. Organized into structured chapters, it provides clear diagnostic pathways that support rapid identification of neural involvement in oral disorders, helping to reduce misdiagnosis and avoid unnecessary interventions. By integrating pharmacological, surgical, neurostimulation, and advanced dental approaches, it delivers practical, evidence-based solutions ready for immediate clinical use. A dedicated section on Disclusion Time Reduction (DTR) Therapy highlights a novel, computer-guided technique shown to alleviate trigeminal neuralgia, equipping practitioners with innovative tools for even the most challenging cases.

Written for neurologists, dentists, oral and maxillofacial specialists, pain physicians, and postgraduate trainees, the book bridges disciplines to elevate patient care. It covers more than 20 neurostomatologic disorders—from temporomandibular dysfunction to rare syndromes such as SUNCT, Sluder’s neuralgia, and Eagle syndrome—offering treatment algorithms, visual aids, and practical guidance that enhance diagnostic accuracy and clinical confidence. With its interdisciplinary and systematic approach, this resource empowers clinicians to deliver faster, more effective care and achieve improved outcomes for patients with complex or unresolved orofacial pain.

Dr. Asliddin Kalanov is a neurologist and Assistant of the Department of Neurology and folk medicine at Tashkent State Medical University. He specializes in the interface between neurology and stomatology, with a focus on the neurological mechanisms involved in oral and maxillofacial disorders. He has eight years of clinical experience and is actively engaged in clinical research on orofacial pain and neurostomatology. His academic interests center on interdisciplinary diagnostic and therapeutic strategies aimed at improving patient outcomes in this emerging field.