with clicking or cracking sounds or your jaw locks) after 2 weeks of home treatment.
Notice a change... my jaw began to slightly swell just below the TM joint line. My friends suggested the possibility...
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Dr. Ellie Phillips
procedures due to the risk of osteonecrosis of the jaw. Is it possible to “heal” the crack? If your system...
Dear Dr. Ellie,
I am very excited about starting your program. My question is about a cracked...
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to get cracking here.
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Might be time for a different dentist. You might have irritated or even (temporarily) dislocated your temporomandibular joint, commonly known as TMJ. Of course, your pain might be a cavity but cavities don't tend to cause c
These may be signs of stress, but there are a number of physical illnesses that may produce such symptoms. Your physician will be able to determine the cause.
Best wishes
Ian
Sounds like you have caused a strain in your jaw joint. Depending upon you age-this could take a while to heal/return to normal. Go see your dentist for an examination and a good diagnosis. Your info...
I have two ideas:
1) Ask a dentist for an examination and treatment, and
2) Ask your physician or ENT spcialist for an examination and treatment.
What you describe could be either tooth related or sinus related-you need