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I think my left side of jaw is kinda dislocated...

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Just go see a doctor.

Important stuff might be damaged when you dislocate or break a bone.

Broken bones :sick:

 

I'll wait til tomorrow morning, if it still hurts, I'll see a doctor. :\

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Lollipop will only make my jaw even worse. :dozey:

Go see a doctor or you can always get punched in the face like Nick and your mom said. :P

Awww poor ruder!!!

Questions for you Rudyberto:

 

1. Are you a bruxist?

2. Did you have any restorations in your teeth recently? especially in the left arch of your teeth?

3. When you say you think it is dislocated, are you sure about that?

 

Well my right TMJ cracks too when I try to get my mouth wide open. If it bothers you too much go see a dentist who specializes in TMJ disorders.

Questions for you Rudyberto:

 

1. Are you a bruxist?

2. Did you have any restorations in your teeth recently? especially in the left arch of your teeth?

3. When you say you think it is dislocated, are you sure about that?

 

Well my right TMJ cracks too when I try to get my mouth wide open. If it bothers you too much go see a dentist who specializes in TMJ disorders.

 

 

This. So Rudy, you can vist Dr. Sparkle for dental check-ups :awesome: :D

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Go see a doctor or you can always get punched in the face like Nick and your mom said. :P

 

Awww poor ruder!!!

 

:dozey:

 

All I could say is

 

 

Ouch :sick:

Your spoiler is not working for me :uhoh: :confused:

Questions for you Rudyberto:

 

1. Are you a bruxist?

2. Did you have any restorations in your teeth recently? especially in the left arch of your teeth?

3. When you say you think it is dislocated, are you sure about that?

 

Well my right TMJ cracks too when I try to get my mouth wide open. If it bothers you too much go see a dentist who specializes in TMJ disorders.

Disorders :stunned: :bigcry:

 

1. What is exactly a bruxist? I only know that bruxism is a kind of sleeping disorder :uhoh:

 

2. No.

 

3. I'm not sure. At first, I only thought it's just dislocated but now I can feel a bit like muscular pain :sick:

Disorders :stunned: :bigcry:

 

1. What is exactly a bruxist? I only know that bruxism is a kind of sleeping disorder :uhoh:

 

2. No.

 

3. I'm not sure. At first, I only thought it's just dislocated but now I can feel a bit like muscular pain :sick:

 

Well technically its not a sleeping disorder but its something you do with your teeth when you sleep. you try to grind your teeth with each other when sleeping. it is usually caused by stress.

 

Now its presenting a muscular pain. Hmmm. maybe your TMJ (temporomandibular joint) got too stretched.

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Well technically its not a sleeping disorder but its something you do with your teeth when you sleep. you try to grind your teeth with each other when sleeping. it is usually caused by stress.

 

Now its presenting a muscular pain. Hmmm. maybe your TMJ (temporomandibular joint) got too stretched.

No, I'm not a bruxist. :uhoh:

 

But I feel more comfortable chewing foods using the affected side of jaw than the other one :uhoh:

Ioshi :blush: you'll be such a cool dentist :blush:

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Ioshi :blush: you'll be such a cool dentist :blush:

Agree :blush: She sounds so cool :cool:

 

:braces: :bucktooth:

:wacky:

 

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Ioshi :blush: you'll be such a cool dentist :blush:

 

:blush:

just trying to help with the questions :D

 

No, I'm not a bruxist. :uhoh:

 

But I feel more comfortable chewing foods using the affected side of jaw than the other one :uhoh:

 

Hah! Well now I can tell that there's nothing wrong with your TMJ or muscles for that matter. Unless you get totally uncomfortable with the clicking or the pain won't go away (try taking some pain relievers), then its time you visit the dentist. ;)

 

But it would've been nicer if you have a dislocated jaw, I can teach you one COOL trick to pop it back! :laugh3:

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:uhoh:

 

I don't like visiting dentists :shame:

Me neither :shame:

 

:blush:

 

Hah! Well now I can tell that there's nothing wrong with your TMJ or muscles for that matter. Unless you get totally uncomfortable with the clicking or the pain won't go away (try taking some pain relievers), then its time you visit the dentist. ;)

 

But it would've been nicer if you have a dislocated jaw, I can teach you one COOL trick to pop it back! :laugh3:

But it hurts when I chew foods using the unaffected side of jaw :dozey:

:uhoh:

 

I don't like visiting dentists :shame:

 

traumatic childhood experience??

 

Heeeey. Were not out to get ya ayt? Were not the Grinch! :laugh3:

when I was a little girl I went to an evil dentist :bigcry:

Me neither :shame:

 

 

But it hurts when I chew foods using the unaffected side of jaw :dozey:

 

:thinking:

 

Yeap, go see the dentist. Tomorrow. Clinic opens at 9am. :D

 

But seriously I think that your jaw ligaments got stretched out. You have to know where the pain comes from, if its only muscular or it goes all the way to the ear.

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when I was a little girl I went to an evil dentist :bigcry:

 

 

What did he do? :uhoh:

 

Did he pull your teeth using a spanner1.jpg

when I was a little girl I went to an evil dentist :bigcry:

 

Awww I'm sorry to hear that. :(

There are just some impatient dentists especially with kids. its inevitable.

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