Well that's TMJ pain . Tmj ( cheek head chewing ) joint . Lasers are quite effective in treating tmj pain. Go to some good dental clinic and enquire weather laser facility is available or not

Hello Recommended to get an OPG x-ray and follow up

This type of pain during the first bite, especially near the ear lobe or jawline, often happens due to temporomandibular joint (TMJ) issues or inflammation of the parotid (salivary) gland. The TMJ is the small joint just in front of your ear that helps you open and close your mouth. When this joint or nearby muscles are strained — from habits like clenching, grinding teeth, or even stress — pain can appear around the ear, especially when you start chewing. In some cases, mild infection or blockage in the salivary gland can also cause similar pain.

Hello, A little more detailed history is required. It looks like a joint pain. It could be due to wisdom teeth related pain, joint pain, salivary gland issues, due to sleep apnea, biting or grinding issues.

Pain around ear lobe can be due to various reasons, -TMJ pain(pain due to the strained joint and muscles) -wisdom teeth -ear infection -pain radiating from salivary gland Please visit a dentist for clinical& radiographic examination to have a proper diagnosis.

Hello There might be two chances that your wisdom tooth might be trying to erupt or the muscles near the jaw joint must have got spasm You can give hot water compression in the affected area.

It could be due to your wisdom teeth which might be malpositioned and when trying to erupt causing pain.Which sometimes also radiates to ear and forehead region..

Pain near the ear while taking the first bite or touching the jawline often comes from the jaw joint (TMJ) the hinge that connects your lower jaw to the skull — rather than the ear itself. This usually happens when the joint or nearby muscles are strained, which can occur due to: Habit of clenching or grinding teeth (even during sleep) Sudden bite change or uneven chewing on one side Stress or tight jaw muscles Infection or pressure from a back molar or wisdom tooth What you can do right now: Eat soft food and avoid hard or chewy items for a few days Apply a warm compress near the painful area Try not to open your mouth too wide while yawning or eating If the pain continues for more than 3–4 days or worsens, get a dental and TMJ evaluation sometimes a simple bite adjustment, night guard, or anti-inflammatory treatment resolves it completely This type of pain is usually temporary and reversible, so don’t worry

It could be due to the jaw joint (TMJ), surrounding muscles, or sometimes could be a dental issue like a wisdom tooth or deep cavity in the tooth . To identify the exact cause, it’s best to go for a short check-up. Once you are examined , the doctor can suggest the right treatment or exercises to relieve your pain .