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What Causes Pain In Jaw Opening?

SIR THIS IS ABHAY KARNAVAT AGE 38YRS, HEIGHT5.7INCHES, WEIGHT 69KGS, I HAVE PAIN IN JAW OPENING RECENTLY, USUALLY DISLOCATION AFTER YAWNING, I HAVE PAIN/HEATED TOE ON LONG TIME STANDING, NO EXCESS BONE GROWN, DIFFICIENCY OF VIT B12 DECTECTED, B12 TABLETS GIVEN, IS IT ENOUGH? PLS ADVICE.
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Read your query.

Usually the TMJ dislocation is because of chronic strain or excess load on your jaw joint and also sometimes keeping your mouth open for longer period or opening too wide can cause dislocation.

Avoid opening your mouth too wide.

Intake of soft diet is recommended.You can continue with the vitamins

Consult a oral surgeon and get the joint reduced and apply bandage around the head stabilizing the joint.

If the dislocation is frequent take a advice of oral surgeon for surgery.

Hope this was useful.

Thanks and regards.


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What Causes Pain In Jaw Opening?

Thanks for using Health Care Magic. Read your query. Usually the TMJ dislocation is because of chronic strain or excess load on your jaw joint and also sometimes keeping your mouth open for longer period or opening too wide can cause dislocation. Avoid opening your mouth too wide. Intake of soft diet is recommended.You can continue with the vitamins Consult a oral surgeon and get the joint reduced and apply bandage around the head stabilizing the joint. If the dislocation is frequent take a advice of oral surgeon for surgery. Hope this was useful. Thanks and regards.