Reposition it: If you jaw joint is displaced, locked or stuck open or closed a dentist will try to reposition your jaw into place. After that you will need a strategy or treatment to prevent this from happening again.
Answered 3/26/2015
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Reseat the condyles: A displaced jaw joint is due to the condyles at the back, top of your lower jaw being caught out of its socket. A dentist should know how to put it back. Dont push backwards on your own. It will not work.
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Jaw or disk?: If the jaw is dislocated (open mouth), manipulation is needed - see oral surgeon. If clicking joint or mouth not opening wide - need TMJ expert - meds, spint, physical therapy, injections, rarely surgey.
Answered 6/30/2015
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