Your jaw issues should be evaluated by a dentist, preferably an orthodontist or an oral surgeon. A nocturnal dental splint can be helpful in milder cases, but etiology and severity need to be assessed.
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Not a bone. A cartelagenous disk in the jaw (Temporomandibular) joint. Your Dentist or a specialist Oral Surgeon, Orthodontist, ENT, or a Dento-facial Pain specialist is the appropriate place to start the diagnostic process. Te TMJ is a unique paired joint, not easily diagnosed or treated. Please seek evaluation.
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