TMJ & Jaw Problems
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TMJ Disorders
The real pain in your jaw.
Each person has a joint where the head and the jaw meet. There is also cartilage there, which provides a buffer for this joint. Five muscles surround this joint. All of this together is known as the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). The word “temporal” is referring to the temple area of the skull. The word “mandible” is speaking of the lower jaw. When trouble develops in this joint, it is referred to as a TMJ disorder.
Symptoms of TMJ
Sometimes, these symptoms are temporary, and other times, they last for many years. These symptoms are not always indicative of a TMJ disorder, so it is imperative to consult with your dentist about any of these symptoms.
Typical TMJ symptoms include:
Causes of TMJ
It is often difficult to pinpoint the cause of a TMJ disorder, but the following causes are possibilities:
There seems to be no single solution for resolving TMJ disorders, but options include the replacement of missing teeth, the adjustment of a patient’s bite, the realignment of the teeth, filling gaps that have developed between the teeth, or other basic dental treatments.
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