TMJ joint: There is a joint at the top of your jaw called the TMJ that can cause a click. Your doctor sounds like he is right.
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TMJ Dysfunction: Sounds like your mandibular condyle is riding over the articular disc which would cause that clicking sound. It is important to have this checked by your dentist so it can be addressed at an early stage.
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Jaw disk displaced: Having popping/clicking TMJ noises not necessarily a problem. Many people experience these noises. Without pain or limitation of function the noise itself is not an issue. If you have locking or limited movement, "ear" pain, headaches, morning jaw stiffness/soreness, difficulty chewing, bruxism, previous jaw injuries or other jaw conditions, the problem is more serious. Then see a TMJ specialist.
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