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Subject: Re: Jaw Problems

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Faydra

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Date Posted: 15:29:48 07/16/04 Fri
In reply to: naomi 's message, "Re: Jaw Problems" on 15:45:01 07/14/04 Wed

Thanks maybe I'll try that. It doesn't bother me too much except for the fact that I have to take small bites when I eat which really cuts out the thought of a cheeseburger......I'm also wondering if it has anything to do with my wisdom teeth and too much crowding in my mouth. I'm scheduled to have them removed next month so I guess I'll see then if my jaw decides to pop back into it's place. :0)

>I would love to tell you there's a quick fix to this.
>I have jaw problems as well (TMJ). My jaw locks
>sometimes but most of the time it just clicks
>everytime I open my mouth. If you're looking for quick
>relief your only real option is going to be those
>muscle relaxers. If you don't have time to do the
>heat/cold thing you probably don't have time for this
>either, but if at all possible you may want to try a
>massage therapist especially if you have insurance to
>cover it. I go to a massage therapist through
>insurance because of a car accident I was involved in.
> She massages my jaw and it really loosens everything
>up in my jaw area and eliminates some of the clicking.
> I usually end up icing it that night though because
>it really heats up from her working on it. Anyways,
>just an idea you may want to try :)
>
>>Has anyone had jaw problems? I got my braces about a
>>month ago and found out I have a good size over bite
>>which will require a jaw lengthening surgery after a
>>year of wearing my braces. Recently though I've had a
>>lot of trouble with my jaw locking so that I can't
>>open my mouth all the way this needless to say makes
>>things like eating a little hard. My ortho has me on
>>muscle relaxers but with work and family I don't have
>>time to be drugged up and I usually don't have time to
>>do the heat/cold thing either. Has anyone had a
>>similar problem and if so what was the fix if there is
>>one.

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