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Severe migraines of unknown origin |
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Chronic headaches often occurring as
soon as you awake or even during the night as you try to sleep |
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Dizziness of unknown origin |
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Jaw pain or soreness, more noticeable in the
morning or afternoon |
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Jaw pain while chewing, biting, or yawning |
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Earache without an infection, sometimes
spreading into the face |
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Diminished hearing in one or both
ears with no medical explanation for it |
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Tinitis or constant ringing of the
ears |
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Soreness in front of the ear |
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A clicking or grinding noise while opening and
closing your mouth |
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Periodic dislocation of your jaw
often requiring a visit to the emergency room |
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Difficulty opening and closing your mouth |
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A stiff jaw when eating, talking, or yawning |
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Sensitive teeth without any signs of dental
problems |
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Aching on the side of the head and neck pain |
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A burning sensation in the mouth/tongue |
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Grinding of your teeth |
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Restricted range of jaw movement or "locking"
of the jaw in an open or closed position |
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A thorough dental examination is the first step
toward finding a solution. Depending on the diagnosis,
treatments may include reshaping teeth, bite guards, and muscle
relaxants.
Call us at (562) 920-1731 for more information about
TMJ and jaw pain. |
