Right jaw feels tighter and closer together than left jaw. only one front teeth touches bottom tooth other ours bonded. is this why i have tmj?

Bite: If one side of mouth feels like it has heavier bite than other side following filling, this can present an imbalance in you jaw, muscles and tmj. You could experience some pain and limited opening of jaw. This could only be a temporary situation but the occlusion should be stabilized long term. You may need a simple bite adjustment or rework the bonded fillings. Share your complaint with your dds.

Hard to say: You need to see a prosthodontist for an evaluation. They are the specialists in this area. Many things can be going on. At your young age it is especially important to get this diagnosed and treated before more damage occurs. Go now, do not wait. Good luck.

Possibly-many causes: There are many potential causes for tmd... Breakdown can occur at the level of the joint capsule itself (in the condyle or articular disc), or in the supporting musculature and dentition. An unbalanced bite can lead to muscle incoordination and hyperactivity, and can lead to tmd. Diagnosis needs to be made as to the cause of the symptoms and disorder, then treatment options formulated...

Get expert advice: TMJ symptoms can be aggravated by misaligned teeth. See a TMJ expert for advice.

Possibly: TMJ disorders can be due to a number of different causes. A malocclusion, or bad bite can certainly be a contributing cause. A thorough review of your history with a detailed clinical exam and appropriate x-rays would be recommended.

TMJ TMD: Temporo-mandibular syndrome is the second most frequent cause of orofacial pain after dental pain. Proper diagnosis is the key to successful treatment. See Orofacial Pain practitioner for a consultation and treatment options and to prevent future complications.