Go for opg xray May be due to wisdom teeth

Hi, it is most likely that you have a joint problem in the area where your lower jaw bone connects to the skull bone which is called tempero-mandibular joint (TMJ). This could arise because of various reasons like - genetic, hormonal changes, any irregular position of teeth, depression, stress or due to problems in sleeping. It can also occur due to your repeated clenching or grinding of your teeth especially during night time. Kindly, do confirm with your sleeping partner if you do grind your teeth during sleep, as this may lead to your muscle pain near the ears and cheeks. In case you have improper position of teeth and you are undergoing braces treatment to get it aligned, kindly remember that braces treatment may or may not cure your TMJ problem. It depends on patient to patient. So, I would advice you to consult a TMJ specialist for your problem.

Tab Zerodol MR twice daily for 7days after meals Warm saline rinses between meals Warm towel fomintation on affected area thrice daily for 15 days

It is sign of joint problem. When there is abnormal force( More than it can bear or in wrong direction) it tells the body that I am being overloaded. Give it absolute rest for 1 week. U can apply dry heat  from outside 2-3 times a day which relaxes the ligaments and muscles. Use a pain killer with muscle relaxant for few days. Even improper teeth alignment may also be a reason.

T. Myospas forte for 3 days 2 times/day, after food. Followed by,  T. Myospas or myotop P, twice daily for 5 day,after food. T. Famonext 20, once before food.

Avoid hard food Have soft food Try to restrict mouth opening to some extent Visit to your dentist if problem continues