Call your Dentist: Could be referred pain from a fractured tooth, TMJ, or other cause.
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X-ray first: Have the dentist evaluate for any fractured or decayed teeth first, which may be the most likely cause. Otherwise, the dentist can check for TMJ or refer you to the appropriate MD.
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TMJ Syndrome: is pain in the jaw joint that can be caused by trauma due to biting on a hard food or object. Common symptoms include: jaw pain, ear pain, headache, difficulty to open your mouth and trouble chewing. See your dentist for evaluation and treatment.
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