Jaw popping/crackling pain

2025-03-10 17:41:24
Hi All, I had tooth extraction around 3 4 weeks back on the right side of the face . After 2 weeks, I have cracking/popping feel in the right jaw only while eating. It is very painful as well. It is happening since 1 week. What is reason
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You can get yourself checked. The sounds and pain should subside and can be temporary. But may be they existed before your tooth extraction but you did not notice that earlier. In that case the Jaw joint and muscles need to be examined. 
Health Tips
1)shift to soft  semi solid diet for few days. 2) be careful while yawning and avoid opening the mouth too wide.

Answered2025-04-03 18:46:46

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Consult your dentist for the TMJ evaluation. Dental Galaxy, PUNE

Answered2025-03-12 13:34:25

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Based on your description, there may be signs of TMJ issues. I recommend visiting a dentist or TMJ specialist for a thorough evaluation. They will assess your bite, jaw movement, and any underlying causes to provide the appropriate treatment.

Answered2025-03-12 09:53:47

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Hi, Go back to your dentist and get it checked. Did you extract your wisdom tooth?

Answered2025-03-12 06:24:31

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Hello Looks like there is TMJ issue Please visit the dentist for clinical examination and proper diagnosis

Answered2025-03-12 02:41:26

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Dear practo user , sound is mostly due to imbalance of the jaw joint .It is common when you over use your jaw joint ( by too much opening n closing )
Next Steps
visit a specialist for further checkup
Health Tips
jaw joint needs rest too ...so give rest by opening n closing slowly n minimum.

Answered2025-03-11 16:33:15

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