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Crack sound in jaw
Crack sound while eating, opening mouth , when i wake up jaw feel tensed and again hard crack sound as if it is dislocated sometimes headache because of this and minor pain in ear cheekbones nose
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Please be calm
Seems to TMJ fibrosis or acute dislocation
I suggest you to please get an opg to determine the extent of problem
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opg to see the extent
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mouth opening exercises
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No doubt ur suffering from. Tmj disorder . But to rule out u need to visit clinically to an oral medicine and radiologist and will also require a cbct scan for tmj . I m an Oral Medicine and Radiologist if ur r in delhi u can visit my clinic .
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Hello,
The symptoms you telling mainly related to TMJ (temporomandibular joint) disorder.
Visit a oral maxillofacial surgeon for it.
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opg can rule out the dislocation or any other problem
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