What is TMJ? TMJ, or temporomandibular joint disorder, means that the hinge connecting the upper and lower jaw isn't working properly. This hinge is one of the most complex joints in the body, responsible for moving the lower jaw forward, backward and side-to-side. Any problem that ...
What is TMJ vs TMD? Every time you talk, yawn and chew, you’re using your TMJs. Learn more about how to treat the problem at Colgate® Oral Care.
What is TMD/TMJ? Although it is commonly called TMJ, that term actually means Temporomandibular Joint – or your jaw joint. The more accurate term is TMD (Tempormandibular Disorder) or more correctly CMD (Craniomandibular Disorder). It is a disease of Cranial Facial Anatomy and refers to a b...
THROAT LUMP, TMJ DISORDER, TONGUE PROBLEMS What a Dent in the Middle of the Tongue Means When you stick your tongue out, do you see a dent near the middle? Perhaps the dent or depression is there only when you stick out your tongue. […] THROAT LUMP, TMJ DISORDER, TONGUE PROBLEMS ...
Vestibular disorders refer to any condition that negatively affects the ability of the vestibular system to perform its functions. For example, an infection in the ear can cause inflammation in the vestibular system, which can impair its functioning. Symptoms of vestibular disorders include vertigo, ...
My husband is a thumb sucker and I find the habit very disgusting and unhealthy. Also, because he sucks his thumb regularly it inhibits my desire to engage in French kissing. Byanon55696— On Dec 09, 2009 Oh man, this is pretty accurate. I use my thumb as a sleep aide, but have re...
Other: Upper respiratory infections or jap popping joint (TMJ) disorders can also cause tinnitus. Tinnitus symptoms Tinnitus can arrive without warning and disappear again, or it can be more chronic. In addition to the persistent noise you hear, you may also suffer stress, sleep problems, anxiet...
(I mean, it is my blog of my life with a disability. What do you expect?) Here’s a not-so-quick rundown of all the moments I’ve deemed relevant to this particular exercise, timeline-style, kind of: -Date unrecalled (many years): TMJ (jaw) pain and sharp ear pain. -June ...
What is the differential diagnosis of otalgia in an adult with a normal ear examination? EVIDENCE-BASED ANSWER: The most common causes of secondary otalgia (ear pain caused by a nonotologic source) in adults are likely dental disease, temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder, and cervical spine ...
Medical conditions that affect the lower jaw include: Fractures: The mandible is a strong bone, and fractures rarely occur in isolation. Fracture on one side of the mandible is generally associated with a fracture on the contralateral side. Problems related to the temporomandibular joint (TMJ): ...