Most common questions used to investigate
Have you currently experienced sleeping with your teeth clenched?
Have you currently eaten some kinds of hard foods?
Have you had your wisdom teeth removed recently?
Do you currently experienced a strong lasting toothache?
Have you currently experienced jaw trauma or injured your ears?
Do you feel a bite disharmony?
Do you often experience lasting headaches?
Common conclusions
Clenching your teeth during the day and especially at night signs some neurotic disorders. Try taking Valerian root extract 1 hour before going to bed. You can also use a protective tray for your teeth. This can help you reduce the stress in your joint and muscles until you see a specialist. Please visit your dentist and therapist for more information.
Feeling pain in your jaw joint after eating hard foods is temporary. Try massaging the stressed area and reduce the intake of any hard foods until the pain has stopped. If the situation persists, schedule a visit to your dentist for additional information.
The pain is caused by excessive pressure and stress in your jaw joint. This situation occurs because wisdom teeth are far lying teeth and such removals are quite complicated. With the recovery the pain will also stop. In the meantime, try taking some painkillers (make sure you do not overdose). Visit your dentist as recommended.
It seems you have a decay in progress. Having untreated teeth diseases, in the long run, can lead to bone inflammation and abscess. You may need antibiotics and professional dental surgery treatment. Please visit your dentist immediately.
It is likely that you have injured your face area including jaw joint. This situation needs professional attention. In the meantime, try taking some painkillers (make sure you do not overdose). Visit your dental surgeon immediately for further examination and treatment.
The pain in your jaw joint is caused by abnormal bite. This condition, in the long run, can lead to many diseases including sleeping and neurotic disorders. This situation should be treated as soon as possible. You may need braces. Please visit your dentist for more information and further examination.
Based on your answers, you are showing some signs of neurotic disorder. It can be caused by stress or by difficulties you currently face. In the meantime, do not take too much painkillers in order not to become resistant to them. This condition should be detected and treated as soon as possible. Please visit your therapist as soon as possible.
Unfortunately, we cannot determine the cause of your pain. Please visit your dentist and therapist for further examination and treatment.
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