Right side of jaw clicking while eating

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Whenever i eat right side of jaw clicks but no pain if i open a mouth wide it clicks its been one month know i m eating a food with opening my mouth slightly

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Dr. Manjiree Paraswar (PT) Physiotherapist 10 yrs exp Pune Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Manjiree Paraswar (PT)

Physiotherapist 10 yrs exp Pune

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There may be slight subluxation / displacement of bone of the job called temporomendibular joint dysfunction. Need to check physically. Physiotherapist or chiropracticner can get you out of this with mobilistion and thrust technique.

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Do not do excessive jaw opening. Take care while yawning.

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