An Orofacial Pain Specialist will be competent on:

1. Performing history-taking and physical examinations in patients with OFP.
2. Recommending and interpreting common diagnostic and screening tests and imaging.
3. Developing and justifying prioritized differential diagnoses.
4. Developing and implementing a management/treatment plan.
5. Presenting oral and written reports that document a clinical encounter.
6. Performing common OFP procedures
7. Recognizing a patient requiring interdisciplinary care and initiating the proper referral.
8. Evaluating OFP literature and integrating evidence into clinical practice.
9. Delivering scholarly teaching to a variety of audiences, including peers, junior trainees, and/or other health professionals.
10. Contributing to the development of knowledge about OFP