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Why our jaw might lock open and how to safely manage it
Jaw locking, also known as jaw lock or TMJ locking, can be painful and alarming. This article explains why our jaw might lock ...
Lockjaw occurs when chewing muscles spasm, restricting the opening of the mouth. Diagnosis may involve a physical exam, blood tests, and imaging like CT scans or MRIs. Mild cases of lockjaw can be ...
The human mouth primarily functions with the help of the temporomandibular joints, or the TMJs. These are complex sliding hinge joints on both sides of the face that connect the lower jaw to the skull ...
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