Cheek Pain

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Cheek Pain

Asked for Female, 18 Years

All my life i’ve had an issue where when i take the first bite of my food, the inside of my cheeks and jaw hurt for a few seconds and then it goes away. All day this has been happening throughout every meal and everytime I drink anything. What is this and what is it caused by? how can i prevent it

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Dr. Priya Verma

Dentist 26 yrs exp Bangalore

Get a regular dental check up. It does not sound like anything serious . It could be related to bite issues causing discomfort while chewing etc

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Accepted Answer

Dr. K.S Thamizhselvi

Dentist for Patients with Special Needs 16 yrs exp Chennai

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Hello , Please consult a dentist it may be due to irregular force of the teeth during mastication due to mastication, or any decay which may cause pain during mastication.

Next Steps

consult a dentist for regular check up.