Jaw Health Feed

If you can see the decay, then make sure to visit the dentist asap, as you might end up having pain in upper region as well as far the neck and jaw pain are concerned, there could be two reasons: 1.either you have a deep tooth decay between two teeth, which is not visible through the naked eye, especially as a patient. Henceforth, the pain is radiating to te entire jaw. Most common finding. 2. Or you have an issue in your tmj (joint between upper and lower jaw) which is causing discomfort to the...more

Hello
Reasons could be
1. Cavity is present, which is deep, reached the nerve, so pain radiating to the jaw.
2. Hidden Cavity is present, and food getting lodged in it so, infection in gums, so the pain radiating to the jaw.
3. Third molar / Wisdom tooth/ akal darrd is coming and thus causing pain
4. Grinding your teeth at night and higher stress on the right side of the muscle
5. Eating most of the time from one side of your jaws and overwork by your muscle on that side...more

Hi probably that could be because of wisdom tooth eruption. When wisdom tooth is coming out few people might experience these kind of pain and discomfort. I suggest you to take an x-ray of that particular tooth and check for any abnormalities and also you might feel better if you take any antibiotic and muscle relaxant for 3 days.

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please be advised
I think it is due to trismus caused by pericoronitis. I suggest you to please share pic for confirmation of diagnosis. For further details you can contact me at my code bj6eie
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It doesn't work that way. Initial trauma might have distorted. But gradual forces made it happen so. So it will be better for you to go to a dental surgeon nearby. Oral and maxillofacial pathologist or surgeon might help you particularly with your situation. Don't need to worry at all. Don't forget to mention if my advice is helpful.

Hi. From the description it seems she may have secondary trigeminal neuralgia. It is caused when a tumor presses on a nerve root in the brain. She will need an mri and a neurosurgical opinion for further management.

Please check if it's due to any tooth or not. Visit a dental surgeon nearby, may suggest some radiographs and medicines. You don't need to worry, just try to reach as sooner as you can.

Hiii. Good morning. You can also take antibiotics for three days twice a day. Apply cold pack in that region extraoraly. Check if you have the habit of bruxism. Avoid getting stressed. After three days, swelling will reduce, if not follow up.
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Hello. I would suggest you to visit the oral surgeon in person. Don't worry. Certain people will have tmj dislocations. And difficulties in jaw movements. They are due to stress, bruxism or any other medical history luke arthritis. Avoid being stress. Check from bruxism
so tmjoint exercises. Thank you.

Hello Lybrate user. The jaw is locked in its position. It's seen in many patients. It may be due to bruxism, frequently chewing, stress, tempero mandibular joint disease. The treatment plan depends on the cause. Check if you have the habit of bruxism. Don't feel stressed. Take calcium and magnesium rich foods. Apply warm pack extraoraly. Gradually it will subside. Consult me for further treatment plans and procedures. Thank you.