Jaw protraction exercises

2025-07-11 03:33:15
Hello i did jaw protraction exercise from youtube which i did for 9 times repeatedly i also have history of hypermobility syndrome now i am worried my jaw became loose and every time i open and close my jaw pops will my jaw came forward and loose my ligaments could have become loose ? I did for one day only
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Hello ma'am, don't just totally trust on social media. Proper history, evaluation and radiographs needed.
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visit the clinic.

Answered2025-07-16 16:38:34

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Hello It is always better to get the doctor consultation and do not rely on social media for treatment Better if you can visit the dentist in person

Answered2025-07-15 17:53:25

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Hello sir Please don't rely on social media platforms for any treatment. It is always advisable that you visit your nearest doctor so that proper examination can be done and treatment can be advised. Kindly visit your nearest dentist.

Answered2025-07-11 22:29:06

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Hi, Since you have a history of hypermobility syndrome, even mild jaw exercises can sometimes strain your TMJ (jaw joint) or ligaments. Please don’t rely on social media platforms for any treatment. It’s best to avoid self-guided exercises and consult a dentist or TMJ specialist for proper evaluation. They may suggest conservative management like rest, soft diet, warm compress, or in some cases, a splint.

Answered2025-07-14 11:20:54

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Hi, Do not try any exercise without consulting a dentist.

Answered2025-07-12 07:19:44

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