I have lower jaw pain, ear pain with swelling for 2 months. been to many dentist. OMFS said need to remove upper wisdom tooth. So removed 2 weeks back. Still have the same ear pain, under the ear pain ,jaw pain with swelling. It now radiates to neck. I have sore and tender neck. It's little swollen. Is it normal? My dentist said it might be because of TMJ or minor tooth crack on tooth#46. So not sure about it. Taken cbct scan also. Couldn't see crack in it.
Whether this is TMJ issue? Or crack? Crack cause neck sore and tenderness? And swelling?
I feel soreness in the head too. On that right side. I feel grating sound while opening the mouth. What is the issue? Any inputs anyone?
I didn't injure anywhere. Did some chewing more than usual one day and next day jaw pain and Swelling started. It happened 3rd week of may. It's still the same till today. And neck pain started 3 weeks back. Before that ear pain and jaw pain was there with swelling. Under the ear hurts to touch.
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Tmj can cause Radiating pain to neck of same side mostly.
But swelling shouldn't be there for any reason. Visit maxillifacial surgeon for further management.
TMJ pain can cause neck pain and as well as head ache
You need to be seen clinically by your Maxillo facial surgeon.
Till then
Take Hifenac MR twice for x5 days followed by Hifenac MR once in the night x10 days.
Soft Diet
Eat in a spoon
Yawning tone controlled
Mouth opening limited .
Wear soft splints for a month and avoid hard foods..... Another question do you have night grinding habit of your teeth .....ask people who sleeps near by.,... need to see hyper active masseter muscle need to relax by further therapy..... Can you repost your opg is mild crack like near your jaw area ? I have inch doubt on fracture as per opg.... Repost your question with CBCT and opg so we can see clearly....
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