Cracking sound in jaw

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There is a cracking sound in my jaw at the right side. It seems like the bones are cracking. It is painless.

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Dr. Greeshma V Shiam Endodontist 11 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Greeshma V Shiam

Endodontist 11 yrs exp Bangalore

It may be a TMJ joint problem.It is better to take consultation from an oral surgeon.I f you avoid the issue it may cause pain in the long run

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visit an oral surgeon.He may ask you byo get a X ray done to see your TMJ joint

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