Have had angiogram for jaw pain and nothing found. my calcium score went from 95 to 235 in about 5 years. what long term affects am i looking at.

Coronary calcium: Coronary calcium is an indicator of arteriosclerosis. The calcified plaque could be in the wall of the artery or in the lumen (the channel thru which blood travels). The increase in your score should push you to follow a regimen of exercise, low fat diet, ideal body weight, no smoking, and control blood pressure and cholesterol.

Jaw pain: Jaw pain isn't always caused by heart disease. The pain could be caused by a problem with your jaw, perhaps your tmj. Where exactly is the pain? What is the quality of the pain? Is it associated with moving your jaw or chewing? Does your jaw click or grind? Have you had x-rays of your jaw? Perhaps you should see a doctor to evaluate your jaw to rule out arthritis or other problems.