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Can tmj cause pain in a specific tooth or teeth? thank you?

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Dr. Yvette Kratzberg answered

Specializes in Pediatrics

Yes: TMJ is an inflammation of the joint that is typically caused by stress related clenching of teeth during sleep. This clenching can cause molars to teeth to break or crack causing pain in individual teeth/molars. If you suspect that you have tooth/molar crack or breakage see a dental health professional for diagnosis and treatment

Answered 12/31/2020

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Dr. Binod Verma answered

Specializes in Dentistry

Yes ,it is possible: The TMJ May be related to clinching and grinding of teeth .Consult your Dentist to check out the painful tooth to find it is generalized or localized .

Answered 1/2/2021

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