Have you had any difficulty swallowing? 6. Do you have any parafunctional habits, such as clenching, grinding, nail biting, smoking, pen chewing, or other? 7. In what position do you tend to sleep? On your back:___ On your stomach:___ On your...
Self-reported musculoskeletal pain, headache, jaw pain and swallowing dysfunction in a sample of young Saudi adults who stutterdoi:10.47391/JPMA.7264Almudhi, AbdulazizZafar, HamayunJournal of the Pakistan Medical Association
If you are experiencing chronic jaw pain, headaches, or difficulty with jaw function, it may be a sign of TMJ disorder. Addressing these symptoms early can prevent further complications and improve your overall quality of life.“Everyone in the office is so nice and the service is extremely pr...
Difficulty swallowing Locking of the jaw Jaw movement limitations Clicking or grinding sound in the jaw joints Neck, shoulder, or back pain Facial pain Pain behind eyes An unexplained loosening of teeth Earaches Ear stuffiness or ringing Pain or soreness in and around the jaw joints ...
Today my neck pain has spread from just the side to around the back of my neck, i am having difficulty moving my head around. I have also got a sore throat, and have trouble swallowing, and when i swallow it created a pain in my neck at the side. ...
Chest pain is the most common symptom, but it can radiate to the shoulder or jaw and be intense. The sufferer may also notice pain when swallowing during an acute episode. Diffuse esophageal spasm is usually only a mild condition that, once diagnosed, will put the patient at ease that its...
associated with loose teeth. The second most common cause of bleeding was iatrogenic from attempted biopsy, mass excision, or dental extraction.Epistaxiswas a common presenting symptom with maxillary vascular malformations. Facial asymmetry and swelling occurred in 61% of patients, followed by pain in...
Does trigeminal nerve pain affect the throat? Is coronary artery disease fatal? Does trigeminal nerve problems cause difficulty swallowing and dry mouth? Is the temporalis innervated by the trigeminal nerve? Does osteogenesis imperfecta type 3 cause the head to be big?
TMJ pain may be obvious, causing clicks and pops in the joint, difficulty opening the mouth, and pain in front of the ear. But just consider the following; they can cause what appears to beeye and ear problems, facial pain, migraine, toothache, neck discomfort and many others too.This ...
Only fine nerve endings which are probably receptors for pain, temperature and light touch, are recognized in the upper two-thirds of the periodontal membrane. In the lower third, medullated nerves terminate in club-like structures; probably receptors for pressure and deep touch are recognized (...