Have him seen: By a dentist who can determine the cause of the pain and suggest treatment. Is there some other problem that we don't know about?
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Oral Surgeon: Please take your father to see an oral surgeon. Once your father is examined, the source of this pain can be determined, and treatment can begin.
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See an OFP for TMJ: Temporo-mandibular disorder is the second most frequent cause of orofacial pain. Earache, tight facial muscles, clicking and popping, headache and jaw pain are common symptoms. See an orofacial pain practitioner or your dentist for a consultation and management of the TMJ.
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TX can vary: The cause of his tmj/tmd, if known, and the duration of your problem, may dictate the treatment. Often treatment for TMJ can vary from person to person and also may sometimes involve seeing other doctors. Physical therapy, tens, ultrasound therapy, exercises, and mouthpieces are the most standard types of treatment. You may need combinations of all.
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Oral surgeon: Lots of unknowns. Associated symptoms. Medical history. Duration of problem. Start with exam by oral & maxillofacial surgeon. ASAP.
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