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My daughters jaw seems to pop out of place periodically. is that normal?
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No: It may get stuck permanently if it is not treated. There are a number of non surgical ways to treat this condition and i would suggest seeing a dentist who specializes in treating the tmj. Check www.Aaop, org or www.Aacfp.Org for a dentist in your area. Treatment rarely involves extensive dental care or surgery.
Answered 3/21/2015
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