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Getting normal bite back
How can one determine whether he is getting his normal bite back or not (due to the treatment for tmj disorder) which was changed because of tmj disorder? Please help and tell me the signs of improvement from tmd.
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there should be no sound while clicking..
when you close your mouth..it should be closed in centric occlusion.
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go to your dentist ..and consult.
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Tmj disorder?What exactly happened?Unilateral or bilateral?
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Considering your age is treatable due to accustomed elasticity
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There should be no anterior displacement on the affected side while opening the mouth.No sound while opening the mouth on affected side.Centric relation,centric occlusion to be checked clinically
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