It is not easy to determine the cause of the sound coming from the jaw. Sound can come from the jaw for many different reasons. In this article...
>>Why is there a noise in the jaw?
>>It is not easy to determine the cause of the sound coming from the jaw. Sound can come from the jaw for many different reasons. In this article, we will try to help you with this issue. Nevertheless, if the sound coming from your jaw does not improve, it is useful to consult a maxillofacial surgeon. Jaw surgery exists exactly for these problems. If you are in Izmir, our specialist maxillofacial surgeon, Specialist Dt. Akif Maytalman will be one of the best options.
>>Now, we will explain the cause of the sounds coming from the jaw in a very understandable and simple way in this article.
>>In fact, it would be more correct to start with what the jaw joint is. The jaw joint is a very special structure that fulfils each of the complex functions such as opening, closing, right and left movements and biting. We can even say that it is the most special joint in the body. Sounds coming from the joint can be diagnosed by careful examination of all the parts that make up the joint. Of course, factors such as underlying teeth clenching can also cause joint problems.
>>Some solution methods such as masseter botox can prevent clenching. It is most likely not a problem that requires jaw surgery, but it can cause jaw pain.
>>When closing our mouth, we can sometimes hear sounds from our jaw. This may or may not be painful. Jaw pain can sometimes be really severe. So what could be the source of this sound? First of all, if we clarify this issue, the sound comes from the joint, not from the bone or muscle. In other words, this sound that we actually hear is similar to a sound like opening and closing, a kind of finger finger stubbing.
>>If we come to the reasons; It can be experienced for many different reasons such as excessive force on the joint, tooth clenching, abnormal jaw movements, problems in the closing of the teeth, skeletal problems, genetic inheritance, unilateral eating, sleep apnoea, rheumatoid arthritis and stress. In other words, as can be seen, sounds coming from the jaw can occur for many different reasons and from many different sources.
>>The disease known as slipped disc in the society is a very common joint problem. In some cases, reversible damage occurs, but very rarely, irreversible disc problems may occur. These problems are especially seen in advanced stages of recurrent and untreated joint problems. Patients with slipped disc problems usually apply to clinics with a problem such as locking the jaw. Your jaw can be locked open or closed. In both cases, it is an indication that the problem is advanced. People who have previously been treated for this problem may also face the same discomfort.
>>No matter how many guesses are made about these issues, the healthiest way is to consult an oral and maxillofacial surgeon. This branch, also known as orthognathic surgery, requires specialisation and works specifically on jaw problems. You may also feel pain in more specific points such as right jaw pain or left jaw pain. Our jaw joint is a really important joint, we never recommend you to postpone it.
>>A noise in the jaw while eating or opening and closing is of course a sign of a problem. The sound coming from the jaw during opening and closing is an indication of a joint problem. This condition can be painful or it can be seen without any pain. When this problem is not treated, unfortunately, there is a restriction in opening the mouth and eating. Especially one-sided eating is the most important cause of this disease.
>>One of the solutions to this physiological problem may be jaw exercise. Your physician will prescribe the most accurate prescription.
>>The method of treatment of a noise in the jaw requires a rough physical therapy practice. Of course, detailed examinations are required for the correct diagnosis first. After the diagnosis is made, the factors that cause the joint problem are evaluated. These factors can be; tooth clenching, malocclusion, crowded teeth, separated teeth, joint disorders, wisdom teeth and decayed teeth. After such factors are eliminated, it is more accurate to make a treatment plan for the joint. Because in all treatments without eliminating the underlying factor, the process will return to the beginning again. However, among the short-term solutions, muscle relaxants and painkillers can be preferred in order to relieve the pain and reduce this stiffness in the muscles in the first place.
>>Jaw exercises are a very effective method for both strengthening and healthy functioning of the muscles and ligaments connected to the jaw. At the same time, these exercises are a very good treatment method for faulty and incorrect closures. If we explain this method roughly, it is to open and close the mouth by touching the tip of our tongue to the palate parts behind our upper front teeth and without pulling our tongue from there. During this process, our mouth opening will not be too much and this is quite normal. What is provided by this exercise is the opening and closing of our lower jaw in a straight line with a linear movement.
>>It is very important to perform this exercise for 3-4 repetitions during the day and for an average of 1-2 minutes for each repetition. It is very useful to perform this exercise in front of the mirror in order to monitor the correct opening and closing of the lower jaw.
>>Oral and maxillofacial surgery specialists are the competent physician group in diagnostic treatment for sounds coming from the jaw. Oral and maxillofacial surgery specialists are specialist dentists who have received a very comprehensive and special training for the diagnosis and treatment of problems such as jaw joint, joint diseases, joint operations, teeth clenching, which are the cause of noise from the jaw. In Videntis, jaw surgery and implantology specialist Specialist Dt. Akif Maytalman serves our valuable patients in the diagnosis and treatment of all joint problems.
>>Call Videntis Dental Polyclinic right now and ask for a free appointment with Specialist Dt. You can make a free appointment with Akif Maytalman.
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