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Tmj can cause difficulties swallowing because of improper solid food and badly mastication or because of nerve iritation and muscle contraction?
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All of the above: You need a proper exam to evaluate your occlusion and TMJ and muscles. There are so many treatments available these days not limited to TMJ Splints, Occlusal rehabilitation, Botox, orthodontics. If you are suffering from the symptoms mentioned, find yourself a qualified dentist to properly diagnose you and help you.
Answered 11/29/2020
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