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Pain at the end of the jaw on both sides
I am having pain at the end of the jaws inside my month, the skin near the jaw appears white, do not see any blisters,
The pain increases when I yawn, sleep on my chin.
This is also making eating/drinking difficult, what could be causing this and what should i do next.
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Pain may be because of impacted wisdom tooth or cheek bite because of upper wisdom teeth or TM joint pain
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some time joint pain radiates towards teeth
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It may be due to third molar.
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It could be wisdom teeth(third molars) that may be causing eruption pain.
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Go to a dentist for a check up and X-ray if required
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Hot water gargles with salt may help
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Dr. Sheetal Chowdary
Prosthodontist
16 yrs exp
Hyderabad
your wisdom teeth might be erupting.
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Do not apply any balm or avoid heat application on the affected side. visit dentist before there is a swelling. he may suggest you extraction of wisdom tooth if it's impacted.
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