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J Gerschman, G Burrows, P Reade

Australian Dental Journal

|December 1, 1978

Abstract:

A continuing study at the Oro-Facial Pain Clinic. The Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne has demonstrated that hypnotherapy is a useful tool in the management of previously resistant, chronic facial pain disorders, discomfort conditions and dental phobic illness.

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