Jaw problem

2017-03-20 09:13:49
What are the exercises by which I can remove jaw pain, jaw clicking and popping, excessive jaw mobility and others jaw problem so that I can come back my normal jaw position?
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Please visit prosthodontist or oral surgeon immediately

Answered2017-03-22 06:43:22

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Hello, visit an Oral surgeon and it checked. it is better to see the case clinically for proper treatment and prognosis.

Answered2017-03-21 04:43:04

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These condition are called temporomandibular disorders. Treatment of these conditions should be done step by step, first conservatively and if required surgery. Proper examination has to be done as at what point of opening clicking sound is heard. Accordingly grading will be done. Various conservative treatment like arthrocentesis can be done. Splints can be used. Surgically plication of the disc ligament or other tmj procedure can be done. Surgery should be the last option. Give rest to the joint and visit oral and maxillofacial surgeon for proper diagnosis and treatment. In recent advanced surgery can be done endoscopically which r lessinvasive.
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visit oral and maxillofacial surgeon

Answered2017-03-20 16:30:42

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Initially you should give your jaw some rest. Do not chew too much or bite on hard things. Slightly massage at your tmj area and relax the muscles.
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visit a dentist to rule out the underlying cause of the problem

Answered2017-03-20 16:12:12

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Hello, you need to consult an Oral surgeon. Regards Dr Sumanmakam

Answered2017-03-21 06:58:55

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