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A member asked:
My jaw is sore on the left side, it gets worse when i chew to the point that it seems to be popping/clicking. my ear and head take turns hurting as well. all my symptoms are alliviated by me being quite and not moving my mouth. do i need to consult.
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Consult recommended: please see a specialist Oral Surgeon or a Dentist with expertise I n managing dent-facial pain.
Answered 7/18/2020
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