TMJ - Temporomandibular Disorders
You or someone you know have probably experienced TMJ (temporomandibular disorders) symptoms, including:
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- pain in the face or head region
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- toothache with no evidence of decay, infection or trauma
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- soreness in front of the ear
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- a burning sensation in the mouth/ tongue
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- clicking, popping noises as your jaw opens and closes
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- restricted range of jaw movement or locking of your jaw
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thorough dental examination is the first step toward finding a
solution. Depending on the diagnosis, treatments may include reshaping
teeth, bite guards, and muscle relaxants. |