I wanted to know how i could get assistance to have my jaw fixed I dont know what to do and it causes a lot of pain and makes it to were i cant eat
203335
DO U HAVE INSURANCE?  TALK TO YOUR LOCAL SALVATION ARMY SEE IF THERE ARE ANY HOPITALS IN YOUR AREA THAT WILL HELP U, OR THERE IS ALLWAYS CREDIT CARDS.
200721
Yeah it will probably hurt some, but they should give you some good pain killers! Also you might not be able to eat very well for a couple of days. I had jaw surgery where they broke my jaw and reset it and all 4 of my wisdom teeth cut out at the same time...talk about hurting.....:(
408022
"TMJ" stands for TemporoMandibular Joint, or the jaw joint. You have two TMJs, one in front of each ear, connecting the lower jaw bone (the mandible) to the skull. The joints allow movement up and down, side to side, and forward and back all the mobility necessary for biting, chewing and swallowing food, for speaking and for making facial expressions. \n\nMost likely what you are experiencing is a form of TMJ.  Beware that if you have health insurance that they may not pay for any treatment for TMJ.
529828
Start with a dentist.  He can remove them if there are no difficulties, such as twisted around the bone etc.  If there are he can refer you to an oral surgeon.  Good luck, I had mine pulled and it took an oral surgeon to do it because they were growing funny.  A dentist is cheaper than an oral surgeon.
260665
look at the website i think that will help u with your problem ate
512943
Well, you could always tie your friend down and go at it with a jackhammer. Or just go see the dentist and get referred to an oral surgeon.
416943
It sounds as if your jaw is popping out of alignment.  Could lead to arthritis later in life.  I would stop doing this now.  I had a broken jaw when I was 13 years old and every now and then, my jaw pops and it hurts.  This does not happen very often, but I hope it does not cause me any further problems.
537121
jaw issues can relate to neck and spine misallignments .. can check it out with a physio or chiropractor or something  jaw issues can lead to headaches all because the pressure and allignment are wrong !!
653986
Be brave and call the dentist.\n\nIn the meantime take Advil to help with pain and inflammation.
511806
Iv suffered for years with my wisdom teeth my whole face aches with them and my jaw cracks to when i yawn i would go to the dentist about this tho and they may suggest removing them as our mouths are not big enought to accommodate out wisdom teeth some dentist wont remove them now tho if they are healthy but they should if they cause pain im going to mention it next time i go as my last dentist refused to touch them and i will suffer in the next coming weeks as thay always seem to kick of in winter for some reason good luck
425408
Talk to your doctor and to your dentist and see what they have to say. I would probably say it's okay (except for the painkillers, possible), but to be on the safe side, TALK TO YOUR DENTIST AND YOUR DOCTOR!
477927
It sounds like you might have something called an internal derrangement of your temporomandibular joint which is causing a spontaneously reducing closed lock.  \n\nThe jaw joint is the most unusual joint in the body because it first opens like a door hinge and then it dislocates itself on purpose as it opens wide.  In between the socket and the jaw bone there is a piece of cartilage called a disk that is like a cushion so the bones won't scrape together as it moves.  In 60% of people this is in the wrong place.  So that by itself is not a big deal.  However in some people this disk moves around in the wrong place and so when you open wide, and the jaw dislocates itself, the disk falls into the socket or in the way where the jaw bone usually fits and then you can't open your mouth.  \n\nYou need to see a dentist who specializes in this or an oral surgeon who specializes in this or a facial pain specialist or a TMJ specialist.  They would try to figure out if this is what is going on and then try to help with the problem.  Physical therapy might help if they recommend that because it could strengthen the muscles around the joint to help your jaw move in the correct way.  \n\nBecause your problem goes away by itself, it is called spontaneously reducing.  Surgery is usually avoided unless you have severe pain that nothing helps, or severe limitations on moving your jaw around.  However, if it becomes a severe problem, there is a surgery that could help, but that is usually saved for the most extreme problems.\n\nIt probably is not related to wisdom teeth.\n\nBut you should see one of these dentists or specialists to know for sure and to do something about it.
196414
That's called TMJ or lockjaw. There are a lot of ways to fix it. What happens with TMJ is that the cartilage in your jaw bone is worn down. It's like any other broken bone, it needs to rest. No chewing on gum, or anything super chewy. You need to let your jaw rest. Also, talk to your dentist, there are mouth guards they can make for you to wear while you sleep. This mouth guard lets your teeth/jaw sit correctly while you're sleeping and most of the time solves this TMI or lockjaw problem you're having. If it's worst case scenario, which it doesnt sound like it is, there are a few surgeries that can be performed, most of these are covered by insurance. Put heat on your jaw and call your dental professional tomorrow. They'll know what to do. :)
494657
i don't know any solution for your pain but mabye a quick trip to the ER. Can you think of anything that you did that could have been a result of your possible dry socket? Hot food, drinking from a straw,smoking? The only thing you can do really is go to the emergency room and let them give you some pain meds and make sure your okay!
229146
Get referred to an Oral surgeon--they can put you to sleep so you won't feel anthing. Good luck
506567
see a dentist. lol i'm sorry i can't be more help.
218188
I work for a dentist and my dad has had it done and it is very painful and I would only do it as a last resort. Very costly. Took my dad a month. Could not eat very very bad pain.