Sounds very much: like you have early TM (Tempro-mandibular) joint malfunction. You need to have a referral to a Dental Specialist or you own Dentist may be able to Diagnose and Treat! Hope this helps! Dr Z
Answered 4/12/2018
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Disc: You have a disc that is out of position in your jaw joint. Pain killers will not cure, only block pain transmission. Rx depends on cause. Yes, malocclusion may be a causative agent. Rx usually begins with a disarticulating splint. See your Dentist. You may also have to see Orthodontist and/or Oral Surgeon..
Answered 7/17/2016
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TMJ click: A clicking TMJ is related to a changed within the joint structure and can be related to a poor its. Occasional painless clicks are common and at need no treatment howeverthereisa concern that this may progressive. Have a dentist trained in TMJ treatment evaluate your jaw. Occlusal guard or bite alignment may be recommended.
Answered 11/28/2017
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