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Jaw joint problem
My jaw problems were started because of excessive jaw clenching. Even though I have been treating with dentist but I want to know if there is anything wrong in the parts of my jaw joint like disks, ligaments, bands,capsules, muscles, nerves etc then what type of symptoms I will experience? How bad posture, pressure and moves effect my jaw joint? Please help....
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Manual therapist like me can glide ur jaw joints & align it properly... For more info.visit naumika.com
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Hey there... You need to work out the reason for jaw clenching in the first place. The most common  reasons are : - Stress - Inappropriate sitting of teeth (dentist will help)
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How to relieve stress: -Listen to calming and fun songs. -Watch sitcoms -Exercise (atleast go for short walk) - Walk bearfoot on the beach once in 2 weeks -Think about something nice like smiling babies or puppies - Have a positive attitude, whatever comes your way you can handle it much better than most people out there! If you have pain in the T-M joint.. You can see a Physiotherapist who will get rid of the pain for you. But to prevent it from forming again... Follow what i said :)
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hot and cold pack
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It may be TMJ ( temporo mendibular joint dysfunction) it can be treated easily with the help of physiotherapist, manual therapy will help.
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Consult a physiotherapist
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