Oral surgeon: Consult with the oral surgeon who will be extracting the tooth. There may be enough room for him/her to work. If you are put to sleep for the procedure, the TMJ condition may not be an issue. Treat both problems and feel better soon...
Answered 9/30/2020
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See Oral Surgeon: You're not the first person with these two problems. Seek consultation w oral surgeon. There are many innovative techniques to allow the oral surgeon to help you manage your problematic wisdom teeth. As far as TMJ rx is concerned, your dentist, the oral surgeon, or an orthodontist can help you manage symptoms. For rx of TMJ your occlusion may need rx, in which case see orthodontist.
Answered 3/25/2015
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Oral surgeon: Probably. Orals surgeons are used to working under these conditions. Make sure your oral surgeon is board certified.
Answered 3/25/2015
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