Ear & jaw pain: This needs to be evaluated by your dentist. It may be an infected tooth, TMJ pain, or an issue with a wisdom tooth. This can only be diagnosed by a complete clinical and visual examination. If it is not a dental problem then you will need to see an ENT specialist.
Answered 6/3/2015
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Jaw Pain...: ... in combination with earache can mean TMJ problems.It can be so many other things but without an examination it is hard to tell. Please see a local dentist for an evaluation.
Answered 5/30/2015
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TMJ dysfunction: The muscles and ligaments that cause your jaw to move are not working smoothly. If you chew gum stop. Eat softer foods next 2-3 weeks. Apply moist heat to the joint area. Stress plays a big role in triggering TMJ problems. Find activities to help reduce your stress level. A splint may help as well. See a TMJ specialist for more detailed help.
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TMJ syndrome: Temporo-mandibular syndrome is the second most frequent cause of orofacial pain. Headache, earache, fullness in the ear, ear popping, bite discomfort, neck pain and jaw pain are the common symptoms. Proper diagnosis is the key to successful treatment. See your dentist or Orofacial Pain specialist for a consultation and treatment options.
Answered 5/30/2015
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