Jaw pain can come from several things, I don't think you will get a specific answer to your concern using this forum. It requires an in-person examination. I wonder if it is nerve pain or a referral from somewhere else. I suggest seeing a primary care doctor, best an internist who is the most trained to care for adults. They can see the entire picture , do a good examination and consider referrals
Answered 3/7/2022
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You need to have a PANORAMIC X-RAY of area. You could have a lesion[tumor] in bone. Go to an ORAL SURGEON for a x-ray and possible biopsy.
Answered 3/7/2022
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Rather than worrying, invest your energy in finding a solution. Contact your local Dental Society for a list of specialist Oral Pathologists, and go see one. Take a copy of your dental x-rays to the appointment. And know that over the years I have seen many patients with infections but no fevers.
Answered 3/14/2022
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