Orofacial pain is an individualistic live experience, no single pain assessment method can comprehensively represent such an experience. The experience varies in different individuals and within the same individual across different conditions at different times.,, Consequently, inadequately managed chronic pain will negatively impact on patient’s biological and psychosocial well-beings.,,,, The pain assessment assists clinician and researcher in defining differential diagnosis, in evaluating the effectiveness of interventions, and importantly, offering greater insights into patient's biological and psychosocial well-beings. Common orofacial pain assessment methods depend on patient’s ability to reflect the pain experience through questionnaires,
