Therapy Since the development of temporomandibular joint pain can have many causes, the therapy is largely dependent on the diagnosis made by the dentist. If the temporomandibular joint pain is demonstrably provoked by worn or incorrectly fitted dentures, it is essential to replace or improve them as quickly as possible. In the case of inflammatory … Therapy | Temporomandibular joint pain
Diagnosis For the patient concerned, the choice of a suitable dentist is a decisive basis for the success of the therapy of temporomandibular joint pain. Ideally, the patient should consult a specialist who has experience in the field of temporomandibular joint diseases. Already after an extensive doctor-patient conversation and few examinations the dentist will be … Diagnosis | Temporomandibular joint pain
Jaw joint pain after dental treatment After dental treatment, jaw joint pain can occur for various reasons. Typical here is the overloading of the temporomandibular joint, which is caused by a long treatment period and a corresponding opening of the mouth. Overstretching of the muscle fibers causes a fiber injury, which leads to muscle soreness … Jaw joint pain after dental treatment | Temporomandibular joint pain
Jaw joint pain with earache Problems with the temporomandibular joints can also cause pain in this region due to the anatomical proximity to the inner ear. Due to a causal tension of the musculature, the muscle strands can block nerve paths and thus lead to dull pain. Furthermore, the patient may feel pressure in the … Jaw joint pain with earache | Temporomandibular joint pain
Anatomy The temporomandibular joint (lat. Articulation temporo- mandibularis) represents a movable connection between the bony upper (lat. Maxilla) and lower jaw (lat. Mandibula). In the temporomandibular joint, the mandibular fossa (mandibular fossa) is in direct contact with the head of the upper jaw (caput mandibulae). The upper jaw bone forms the rather rigid part of … Anatomy | Temporomandibular joint pain
Introduction Pain in the area of the temporomandibular joint can be caused by: The bony structures or the joint capsule or The muscles responsible for chewing and speaking Malpositioned teeth and an asymmetrical jaw closure in particular can put increasing strain on the joint and provoke jaw joint pain. Furthermore, worn or poorly fitted dentures … Temporomandibular joint pain
