TMJ Relief?


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If you grind your teeth on a regular basis, getting a bite plate for when you sleep is very helpful. I had one all through high school, and it really helped.

In college and later, I stopped the grinding but my TMJ still acted up. I avoid foods that involve repetitive chewing (gum, taffy, very tough steak). Some days I may take ibuprofen, which really helps the pain. Eating apples by cutting them up instead of taking a big bite (puts a strain on the jaw) helps as well.

If it's still pretty serious, it's worth it to talk to your dentist to find out other options. For serious TMJ, there are surgery options available. Good luck! Hope you feel better soon.

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Read the posts at this site:
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Some advise a heating pad is all that is needed.
Good luck.

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1. avoid chewing hard fibrous foods
2. make a fist and oppose your lower jaw when you yawn and also cut-up your hoagies.
3. Ibuprofen 400mg./4-6 hours for 3 days
4. warm compress (microwave a damp washcloth) in the side of your ear for about 10 minutes at least 3X a day
5. buy an over the counter bite guard in the drugstore and wear it before you go to bed.
6. If jaw pain, headache, backache and neckache, or ringing and popping when openning persists for 7-10 days, see an Oral Surgeon or at least a general dentist.

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