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Right side jaw noise while eating
Only right side jaw noise when i open my mouth widely when little bit opening no sound the sound is like kat kat its been 3 months now no improvement my dentist checked she said no bad bite n night gaurds i m wearing from 15 20 days then also no improvement what to do know some times their is spasm also around front and back side of neck but their is also no pain till know when it clicks and also frequent recurrent headaches eating mostly soft foods during yawning also i dont open my mouth wide she said it will go but not gone worried some worst should not happen please help.
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You should visit an oral and Maxillofacial surgeon for intervention.
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The Tempero mandibular joint (TMJ) is a complex synovial joint meaning it is lubricated by fluid in between. Clicking can happen due to many reasons. Attresion in the joint is the most common cause for clicking. It might worsen, or might limit itself, you'll get used to it. Generally they are not troublesome.
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If it worsens you'll have to see a specialist- oral surgeon
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A muscle relaxant for a couple of day might be helpful. Avoid doing strong jaw movements and wide openings.
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Considering your above history it is tough to diagnose the case directly . In my opinion the night guard won't help in fact it may worsen the situation at times .Still thorough investigation and preliminary check up has to be done .
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Check balanced occlusion
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