Hi, surgery is bot enough in these particular cases, proper physiotherapy exercise and care is mandatory after surgical procedure. Better go more MRI if discomfort persist for more tha a week. Occulsal splint or correction of occlusion of your teeth is must at this might be the root cause in many cases. Get well soon.
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Hi..only surgery is not enough. The main cause is wrong teeth alignment. Unless you treat wrong teeth alignment,there will be no result. Visit a nearest TMJ specialist.
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Hi, I can fully understand what you are going through, TMJ disorders can rob one of quality living. Your condition can be better understood by taking past history and MRI. From a dental perspective Full arch splints offer a viable solution if the condition permits. However more detail is required without which it's hard to suggest over this medium. Wish you a speedy recovery and good health.
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