Hello, I will need a picture to check occlusion, if the occlusion is not proper u might need orthodontic treatment or trimming of teeth. For further assistance you can consult me.

You need to get it checked clinically. We need to check your malocclusion also. Kindly visit my clinic for needful

Hello It could be TMJ disorder Please visit the dentist

Pain could be symptoms of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction or temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD). These conditions can result from various factors, including: 1. Bruxism: Grinding or clenching the teeth, especially during sleep, can strain the jaw muscles and lead to pain and cramping. 2.Stress: Emotional or psychological stress can contribute to jaw tension and muscle tightness, exacerbating TMJ symptoms. 3.Poor posture: Bad posture, especially when sitting or standing for extended periods, can affect jaw alignment and muscle function. 4.Trauma: Injury to the jaw or face, such as a blow or impact, can damage the TMJ and surrounding structures, causing pain and dysfunction.Malocclusion: Misalignment of the teeth or jaw can put undue stress on the TMJ, leading to discomfort and cramping. 5. Arthritis: Degenerative joint diseases like arthritis can affect the TMJ, causing inflammation, pain, and restricted movement. To address these symptoms and alleviate discomfort, consider the following: 1.Practice relaxation techniques to reduce stress and tension in the jaw muscles. 2.Apply moist heat or cold packs to the affected area to help alleviate pain and inflammation. 3.Avoid chewing gum or eating hard, chewy foods that can exacerbate jaw pain. 4.Practice gentle jaw exercises and stretches to improve muscle flexibility and mobility. 5.Consider using a mouthguard or splint to protect the teeth and jaw joints, especially at night if bruxism is a contributing factor. Seek professional evaluation and treatment from a dentist or healthcare provider specializing in TMJ disorders for a comprehensive assessment and personalized management plan.It's essential to address TMJ symptoms promptly to prevent further discomfort and potential complications.

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As per symptoms, you are having TMJ disorder. Better to Visit a local dentist for physical evaluation and treatment (as required). Soft diet. Do Warm saline rinses.

It could be TMJ Disorder. Visit a De today and get an OPG done ne take painkiller zerodol SP twice daily along with antaacid 3 days for quick relief. Avoid opening ur jaw wide Relax ur jaw It could be also be because of psychological or stress or traumatic stress. Apply moist heat or cold pack Avoid grinding ur teeth relax ur jaw

Hi, Please visit a dentist and get a check up done. Get an x-ray OPG.

Hello! Could be TMJ disorder. Know the cause, treatment will be followed accordingly, medication's will give you temporary relief

Hot compress on outer jaw Have pain killer Dont have hard food or food which you have to chew more Do not open your mouth wide Relax your jaw