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Jaw locking

2021-09-13 20:01:44
I can't seem to open my mouth fully at times . I feel like my jaw is locked.
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Your problem requires more details to understand what exactly is causing the problem. Kindly consult online or offline your nearest dentist

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It could be due to many reaosns like Problem in TMJ, erupting wisdom tooth etc. Need to know full history before diagnosing anything. Consult doctor online or offline for better guidance and treatment options.

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Hlo Plz consult a dentist

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