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Jaw


Question Posted Monday January 15 2007, 11:28 pm

Okay I wasn't sure what catagory so I hope this one is okay. Okay so I'm 15 female and got braces when I was 13 and wore Rubber bands to help move my front teeth back, during that time I began to have troubles with my jaw, but didn't really notice too much. Now i'm 15 and have had my braces off for 5 months and now everytime I open my mouth to eat or yawn I here a snap and it hurts. But it isn't every day. But somedays it just hurts when I'm not even doing anything. So I was wondering is this something to worry about or just keep living with until it gets worse and also should I tell my dentist or my regual doctor?? Thanks so much!

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Sabine answered Tuesday January 16 2007, 9:55 am:
While the answers you have already received are good and point you in the direction I endorse of going to see your dentist, you can also find out more information by looking up TMJ or temporomandibular joint. It will help you to know if your symptoms fit this category and tell you which triggers to be aware of. By the way, medical insurance will not usually pay for TMJ problems because they consider it a dental issue.

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Brandi_S answered Tuesday January 16 2007, 2:12 am:
I have the same problem. Your doctor can help you, but your dentist will know more about the best ways of treating it. Call your dentist. Your mouth is their job.

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