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I have a a lock in my left jaw help, i can't open it more than an inch?
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Jaw: If there is no history of trauma, this may be a dislocation. Visit the ER for assessment and hopefully see an oral surgeon or someone comfortable in reducing this after pain medication. All the best.
Answered 4/12/2015
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