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, and apical periodontitis) and faulty restorations. Nondental-induced (indirect) barodontalgia results from a pressure change induced pathologic condition not related to teeth, i.e., facial barotrauma. It includes middle ear and sinus barotraumas. 31 The stimulation of the superior alveolar nerves by the sinus barotrauma may generate dental pain involving the posterior maxillary teeth. 17 Severe barodontalgia during a dive may suddenly incapacitate a diver or cause an incident related to the pain (for example, missed decompression stops 25 ), which

, and apical periodontitis) and faulty restorations. Nondental-induced (indirect) barodontalgia results from a pressure change induced pathologic condition not related to teeth, i.e., facial barotrauma. It includes middle ear and sinus barotraumas. 31 The stimulation of the superior alveolar nerves by the sinus barotrauma may generate dental pain involving the posterior maxillary teeth. 17 Severe barodontalgia during a dive may suddenly incapacitate a diver or cause an incident related to the pain (for example, missed decompression stops 25 ), which