There is some jaw pain which is reaching till the ears while opening the mouth on the right side. There is a particular movement where it gets stuck and that time my right ear also pains because of that. My right side tooth are not paining. And this problem is there since a 2-3 months but now it is increased. What should I do?
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The problem you are explaining most likely looks like TMJ derangement, a term used for abnormal movements of your joint. Get a maxillofacial consultation before it gets worse. By the time try to have soft food and not open your mouth too wide.
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The problem may be related to your TM joint. Get yourself evaluated by a good dentist .
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Dr Akshita Jain Punamiya
MDS ( Prosthodontist)
Mam it could b due to TMJ JOINT. DO U hear any sounds also while closing n opening ur mouth?
Other reason could b due to third molar tooth.
It can b increased due to stress even.
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OPG
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Health Tips
Warm saline Gargles
Tab Dan-mr
minimum opening of mouth( use spoons, straws for eating n drinking)
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Mam
This pain in your joint can be due the inspection of third molar which is causing pain and you are feeling it
You can go for x ray to check it
And it is confirmed then you should go for its removal
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Hi mostly u might have a third molar struck without erupting .we call it impacted third molar . Because of it's pressure ur having pain . Have to confirmed with x ray. If confirmed it has to be removed
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consult a dentist for x Ray and removal of third molar
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