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Problem in tmj
I think I have problems in tmj. I hear clicking noise. Also, when I clench my teeth and then keep my hands on my cheeks on the tmj and open it, there's a difference between the two muscles. And this has also led to facial asymmetry. What's the treatment so that both my joints function smoothly? Also, if I bite in a different position, my joint on both the sides feel even. Can braces help me get my tmj back in place and make both of the tmj function smoothly? I think I might have an overbite. Does overbite lead to difference in tmj muscles on both sides and asymmetry?
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There are some exercises which u can do. Meantime u can use night gaurd. Braces can solve ur dental and esthetics problem but it cant solve ur tmj problem. Ur problem of overbite can be resolved using braces
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Use mouth guard..
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Bite problems can cause TMJ issues. In such cases correction of occlusion by braces treatment will help solve TMJ issues
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