A clicking, painful jaw, nocturnal clenching, pain in the lower and upper jaw, frequent headaches, tinnitus and regular dizziness can all be symptoms of a jaw joint problem that requires complex treatment. The symptoms are most common in women and occur mostly in middle-aged people.<\/p>\n
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The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is the connection point located in front of the ear that attaches the jaw to the skull, and allows the jaw to move. In terms of its structure, it is similar to other joints in our body: it consists of two bone ends covered in cartilage, surrounded by ligaments and a joint capsule.<\/p>\n
The jawbone rests on the skull through the bilateral joints and the dentition when the muscles of mastication close. It is interesting that\u00a0The temporomandibular joint is the only paired joint in the human body where bilateral movement occurs simultaneously.<\/strong>. Another interesting feature is that two different movements take place in the two spaces of the joint: a rotational movement and a sliding movement.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Jaw pain can be very diverse, and consequently, it is often unclear to patients at first what the cause of their complaints is and which specialist they should consult.<\/p>\n The most common symptom is severe pain around the jaw joint, which can extend to the ear, temple, forehead and neck. It may also be accompanied by tinnitus and regular dizziness.<\/p>\n Furthermore, our patients often complain of clicking, popping, and accompanying pain during jaw movement.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n What is causing my symptoms?<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Your jaw joint problem can also be treated, the solution is\u00a0Gynaecology<\/strong>. This is the branch of science that deals with the jaw joint, jaw movements, position, and problems.<\/p>\nGrinding teeth, clicking? Here are the causes!<\/h2>\n
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