Tmj problem

2018-06-20 13:14:22
I have tmj disorder problem. For this I can't do anything like talking, eating etc easily. I have watched carefully that due to this problem the symmetry of my face has been changed I.e. My looks has been charged heavily. All the muscles around cheeks are tight and tensed. Can tmj disorder problem can effect my looks? If yes what is the solution for this problem?
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Yes TMJ problems can lead to facial asymmetry over a period of time. Visit a dentist. You might need physiotherapy and splints followed by orthodontic treatment.

Answered2018-06-26 08:21:02

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Your TMJ disorder appears to be related to the tensed muscles. The first step in management is to relax the muscles. Avoid  stress, and clenching your teeth. As the muscles relax, the shape of your face will improve too.
Next Steps
You can take a muscle relaxant Flexon MR twice daily for five days to help relax the muscles. If you do not have decayed teeth or any other dental problem, give a hot water fomentation to the region in front of your ears.
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Visit a dentist and get an x-ray done to check the TMJ.

Answered2018-06-20 14:42:53

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Hello  tmj problem  can be treated.visit oral n maxillofacial surgeon.treatment  would be depends  on the  condition n severity min surgical to surgical.

Answered2018-06-20 13:30:21

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See a dentist,your problem can be solved.Get a night guard or splint made,eat soft diet.

Answered2018-06-20 13:16:38

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