Your patient complains of facial pain,especially when under tension and when eating.All of the following are appropriate except:
A) Jaw relaxation by clicking the tongue and resting the tongue on the hard palate behind the front teeth.
B) Stretching and progressing the strength in the muscles of mastication so they can withstand the stress.
C) Jaw control by placing and keeping the tongue behind the front teeth and opening the mouth only as far as allowed.
D) Relaxation techniques and controlled breathing.

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While general exercise, including strengthening exercises, can be helpful for pain management in some cases, it is not a recommended approach for managing facial pain associated with tension and eating. Options A, C, and D all focus on relaxation and control techniques that may help alleviate the patient's symptoms.

Your Patient Complains of Facial Pain,especially When Under Tension and When