I've had clicking lock as far back as I remember. Never had pain or anything. I never even considered the possibility that it was a defect. I just figured jaws worked like this.
I remember I only developed this issue right after a dentist told me to open my mouth wider, much wider than I was comfortable with. I felt a click and developed this jaw disorder ever since. It's too late for me to go back and do anything about it now but please tell your kids about this if they go to the dentist. Don't let the dentist pressure them into opening wider than they are comfortable with. As for those with the disorder, I've found that caffeine, specifically from coffee will agitate your jaw and make your pain worse. Avoid gum and jerky as well. Force yourself to avoid clicking it on purpose at all costs.
@@fernandoa589 well, I don't really want to disclose my age. But enough time has passed that I believe some sort of statute of limitations exists. That and I don't have the resources or knowledge to press charges against my dentist for malpractice. And even if I did, I would have to somehow prove that the dentist knew making me open my mouth wider would cause tmj, which I doubt would stand in court. All I can do is leave this comment and warn others about ignorant dentists that may inadvertently cause tmj in children they are treating.
@@fernandoa589 I suppose I would sue them. Maybe they didn't know what the outcome would be of forcing me to stretch my jaw open wider than I was comfortable with, but I don't think that really excuses the pain they caused me. But it's too late for me now. Hopefully others can better defend themselves and their children.
The dentist telling you to open your mouth wider did not cause your problem. You already had the problem and you not being able to open all the way is an indicator.
There is no definite treatment for this syndrome. But you can try the methods below that my doctor advised to help maintain a better condition and alleviate symptoms. 1. relieve stress. when you are under stress, you unconsciously clench your teeth and it will worsen the symptoms. 2. avoid biting food with your front teeth. It looks ridiculous but I use fork and knife even when I have a burger and pizza. 3. avoid chewing gum and solid food like beef jerky 4. wear warm and cover your jaw and the around in cold temperature. 5. jaw stretching. slowly open your mouth as wide as possible (but not to the point of pain), leave it for 10 seconds and slowly close it again. One set of 3 reps in the morning, day and night is recommended. 6. warm wet towel massage on the jaw 7. see a medical specialist asap!
@lolol now I'm 19, haven't fixed it yet, it doesn't really bother me cuz its not painful If I went to the doctor to fix it it'd been costful so I just leave it alone
@@MNightbirb maybe it's too late but I had this for 2-3 years and ever since I quit breathing through my mouth, quit chewing gum and started mewing I feel like my jaw is more natural and straight. The clicking only returns if I chew excessive amount of gum or deliberately try to push the jaw to either side, otherwise it's basically gone.
@@kentagent6343yeah bro mewing can help i have seen another comment like yours. Probably your one side was more down that the other and now it's more balanced. I also was mewing and i saw some results but now i stopped cause i was grinding my teeth the last days. Maybe the grinding it's because of anxiety but i will take a break for now . I hope i didn't cause any permanent damage
I had experienced painful closed lock for about 6 weeks. It happened so suddenly, and then one day it disappeared just like that. Completely well and pain-free. It didn't deteriorate, but the pain and the restriction of opening my mouth during that period was depressing. I had to take liquid/ soft diet and couldn't properly brush my teeth.
@@markuzzepeda2102Same here. First i had clicking jaw. It wasn't painful but it used to irritate me a lot. N now my jaw is completely locked. I am unable to open my mouth properly. Having prblm in eating too. Itss jussttt awfullll. I don't know how to cure it.... 😢
I watched a video in this m. So ur disc which has no pain nerves basically migrates completely to the other side of the pivot of ur jaw leaving ur jaw pivoting on the tendon (which is connected to ur displaced disc) which has nerves. Good news is the tendon,Over time gets damaged and scars over then hardens loses the nerves and practically forms a new disc which is just as adept as the old one which has shifted out of place. There’s a sciencey name for it I can’t recall
Holy shit I also have that. I can feel it when i touch my face. Kinda spooky knowing there's a skeleton hiding underneath my skin just waiting to escape.
If anterior displaced disc disorder is not treated early, in 6-9years it degenerates to the point where permanent damage is done to the condyle/fossa ,connective ligaments, cartilidge and disc. Unfortunately, it seems like maxillo facial surgeons have done very little research on how to cure this disease and patients are left on their own to deal with oral facial pain. The public need to put pressure on governments to fund research on this debilitating disease.
100% correct. I am suffering this pain for last 30 years. Doctors say no permanent treatment is available. Afterall it's a joint only like all othe joints but since this has been allotted to dentists, orthopedicians have ignored it. And dentists are busy in tooth implants.
@@shyamsinghbarhath2526 Even im facing this clicking issue from many years. Now people can hear my clikcing sounds. But nowadays im getting severe headache because of this almost daily. Any suggestions?
I've experienced this when I was in the 8th grade. It lasted only for weeks and then disappeared. It hurts a lil' bit and I can feel it cracking everytime I open my mouth and eat.
Assuming this is what i have, I've gone somewhere like 10-15 years with this and have had no issues yet. It gets annoying because it know it's not supposed to be this way, but it doesn't hurt or get sore, I simply click when I open my mouth wide enough or chew anything hard.
Occlusional splints are controversial on relieving TMD symptoms or correcting TMJ. For instance how how can you fix a bite with splints if the teeth dont fit without adjustments to the teeth, I'd still need braces regarless. My question is, how do you figure there isnt a way to cure? Maybe not all, but alot of patients do get help. I would imagine real braces instead of invisalign would be beneficial im many cases.
Used to get it so bad as a kid that my jaw would lock and I couldn’t even open my mouth an inch. Now 25 and no more lock jaw, just lots of popping when I chew my food. Been dealing with it for so long I don’t recognize it anymore.
For me, I guess it started two months before I got my braces removed was when whenever I yawn big, I would hear jaw click noises. I don't have my braces no more now and still have popping noise once in a while. The worse and regret thing I did is when I force my mouth to open that I hear more of a loud pop, and I've done this twice
did you consult with a doctor or anything? is it normal or did it get worse. I've been having this for about 6 months now and it's really uncomfortable
@@theo4284 Well in this past 5 Years, I didn't have any issue with it, not to mention about getting worse, it just is. It sure have uncomfortable Clicking noise though, but it doesn't bother me, and in my Case its not Hurt... Also, I never tried to Consult to a Doctor, or something so, I think its better if you can Fix this with the help of Professional. Hope the best you, buddy... Sorry for my English, it's not my Mother tongue... 😅
I have the clicking version and severe arthritis in both joints. Just finished the last pre-surgery fitting and CT's. Teeth will be removed in 2 weeks and the company that makes the joints will be sending special dentures also...this is surgery should not be for the occasional issues or jaw pain...
When I was younger I discovered I could pop one side of my jaw up and down out of place. Didn't hurt and it grossed people out. So I did it a lot lol well that made my muscle in there swell and cause problems for a long time. My jaw would typically lock first thing in the morning and I could not open it. I'd have to massage that spot and coax that tendon back into place to be able to open my jaw. And most times it would go right back into a lock if I shut my jaw again. Had to wear a split in my mouth to prevent a full closure for months to let the tendon heal and go back to normal. Never had an issue since because I learned to not do stupid things in like that anymore 🤣
Seems like a valid treatment. Weird then that some few commenters seemed to agree that there is none. I will refere to this advice when talking to a doctor, would you be so kind as to tell me the decade this took place and the type of doctor you went to?
I had headache accompanied by jaw clicking. I want to neurologist and had mri where I found I straight neck. After 3 months of physio my pain has almost gone and clicking is also significantly reduced .
He pointed out I have wrong bite. My canines( both from upper and lower jaw) were touching each other while closing my jaw. He advised me braces for which I had to remove one incisor from lower jaw.TENS ,heat pads,neck stretches and shoulder strengthening exercises were performed during my physio. I put braces for 8 months plus weekly physio helped alot. Hope it will help you 😇
I have this issue. I've grind my teeth in my sleep as long as I can remember. Apparently mine set off from stress etc, my dentist made a guard for me but it did nothing, I got sent hospital, had a scan, my grinding has actually grind down the bone so instead of it being round it slanted. They made me a new guard it works but dosnt stop the grinding. But has stopped the clicking amd my jaw locking. I still Continue to grind my teeth but without the pain
I have Tmj and Invisalign didn’t help me at all, actually the Invisalign and my dentist made it worse, I regret getting Invisalign and going to that the stupid dentist all she cared about was charging.
Is this bad? cause my jaw is clicking everytime im chewing food, i dont have any pain tho and the only jaw related issue i got are tense jaw muscles and an abnormally strong biteforce also i constantly put pressure on my teeth and i dont even realize but my doc doesnt seem to be very much concerned and only tells me its more of a psychological thing
This seems exactly like what I have, and I’ve been dealing with this for over a year. I’ve gone to orthodontist and chiropractors for this, but only went to a special jaw surgeon did I find out that this is because of the disc that rotates the jaw “folded over on itself”, which is now why it’s locking. I have little idea of what this is outside of this info, can anyone tell me anything else is should know, and is what I said correct?
My dentist said that this usually happens when your teeth displace each other because they dont have enough space. Pulling wisdom teeth or even other teeth can solve this problem according to him
it also widely depends on your teeth bites, if you don't have a normal bite and you have a over or under bite you're more prone to getting tmjs, those who have normal bites arent. i have an over bite and i have tmj.
I remember the first time my jaw locked up it kinda freaked me out, but after a few months it stopped happening. Years later it still hasn't come back. But man eating sucked when I couldn't open my mouth wide enough to fit stuff in.
Same here. Mine would only click for YEARS but last year it locked on one side for the first time. I also can barely eat when it happens since theres only like an inch of space between by teeth. Now it locks once a month out of nowhere. I'll just wake up with it locked. I found putting a round pillow between my lower jaw and neck and then trying to open my mouth unlocks it.
@@nehaamalik3659 no idea fam, you asked the wrong person, but go find a doctor to treat it as soon as possible might be the thing to do now, since yours include triggers that cause jaw lock...
Hello, is it possible to use this video to explain TMD to my colleagues in dental clinic? Not commercial purposes, only educating inside the organisation. Thank you!
This is really happening to me for 9 years now, at first i felt that jaw clicking and then it became the closed lock jaw. Is there anything i can do with it? So uncomfortable to eat.
What helped my TMJ with clicking was a safe dose of Advil (anti-inflammatory) every day + massages on the jaw. Now it is much better after several years of hell.
I think I have the second one cause my jaw gets really tight now but if I open and pull it over a certain way it pops and releases my jaw it really sucks and feels like its probably bad for me but I have to release it cause it gets super stiff sometimes
then we are 3 xd cause i did it too and then when i was done watching the video i wanted to check the comments and see what people had said and now it kinda got a bit scary cause what if you are yawning but the jaw is locked 😶
I've been having this for 2 years now. Do i need to get surgery? Because every morning i wake up my jaw is locked i can't open my mouth. I can't open my mouth in a straight way. Always need to do zig zag do i have to do surgery??
its weird that i have it cuz normally when i open my mouth i dont feel anything BUT when i open my mouth as i jud my jaw forward i can feel the tension. ive done this for awhile now and im not sure if its a good idea (been doing it for several months now). hopefully it doesnt happen to me long term ._. but in the end i have clicking tmj (atleast i think cuz i feel poppings) and ideal tmj at the second part.
Can locked jaw be cured with it's own Please tell😭 My clicking jaw started 2-3 months before but i was having no pain But now i can't open my jaw fully and if i try to open it pain in my jaw even i am not able to eat food. 😭😭😭 Please help
I remember trying to pop/click my jaw on purpose when I was a kid, then there a loud CRACK and my jaw froze for a minute. Now I know I could've detached that shit because it was fairly painful.
Having a hard time right now, but I’ve been suffering from this since I was about 15, and now I’m 23 and don’t know what to do. If anyone knows how to deal with the pain?
Try prolotherapy and or PRP to get to the root cause of the problem. Ligament laxity and or neurogenic inflammation. Look up dr timmermans on Instagram for great explanations on regenerative medicine
i've been doing this as an early teen as well. i'm 32 atm. i definitely should get a grip on this... feels better than before. one morning 7 years ago my mouth locked up on the first day of it being very cold in chicago. but something like that hasn't happened in a while. i think it's either a response to "stress" or a response to certain foods or their (hidden) ingredient(s).
At first I have the clicking when chewing food. Now no more clicking, but my mouth can not open as big as before. When chewing tough stuff, I need to press the jaw joint ,if not it feels painful.
I think yhr right side of my jaw does that cuz when I open my botub I kinda hear a click and feel a grind the right side of my jaw gets tired quicker and hurts some days....
Hmph. I have bouts with this every few months. Speak of the devil, my jaw started popping. It's almost always on the left side. I also read that TMJ can cause ear popping too, which I always deal with. It's annoying
I probably have clicking Tmj and It was because as a kid i wanted to test How strange my jaw was then i Tell my brother to push It lol he pushed so strange that my Jaw closes and i Felt this click. Kinda late now i think. This is not as bad and i kinda of healed from It with time but i Still have this issue now i can open my jaw more than i could.
When I was a kid in summer camp, I got hit in the face by a soccer ball kicked by one of those kids who think their Lionel Messi and my jaw has been doing this ever since. It can get painful when I eat and its SUPER loud. Like people in the room im eating in hear it.
when i open and close my mouth and i feel Cliking here on my jaw... May be i have this problem. What should i do and what kaind of treatment is perfect for me...??? Pls Tell me....
@@greg77389 i recently popped a zoloft and i stopped doing it while the pill was activate. i suspected it was from either food, food induced-nervousness or just plain nervousness. for sure nervousness is something triggering it. i've since realized i consistently do it when i'm in a vehicle. i HATE being in vehicles. i'm coming to think that hate is masking fear that makes me nervous. i strongly believe i'm very out of touch with my body.
I've had this for lime 5 years, honestly stopped caring about it, doesn't really bother and my mind just drowns it out. My mouth never hurts but if I open my mouth wide then I hear a click
Is it possible that wisdom teeth can cause this? I believe I started to get the clicking around when my wisdom teeth came in. I feel practically no pain, but my jaw can lock on the right side if I move it in an awkward way, which is annoying. Maybe getting them removed will help alleviate the symptoms?
It is within the realm of possibilities, although it is impossible to tell without having a personal look at your case. Do not take this as medical advice but I recommend trying to find a reputable osteopath and possibly getting a consultation. Conflicts related to the cranium are part of their specialty and there is a decent chance to solve or improve the situation.
My jaw only clicks on 1 side and its only when i try to. Opening my mouth really wide doesnt do anything. It doesnt even hurt, it never locks. But i used to be able to pop the 1 side really loudly i cant do it anymore tho because the little area i could fold something in and open my jaw to pop it doesnt "fit" anymore. My mouth works normal now ig :l
@@nehaamalik3659 im not a professional :(. But i can say find out what is causing you anxiety and try to get rid of or get over whatever is causing you stress and anxiety. ☺️ Though you probably already know that...
Wow, this looks more serious than I thought it was.
Your Jaw makes clic sounds too?:(
@@rodney_c1374 my jaw doesn’t even open while im typing this my jaw is shut this has been going on for 4 months
@@sleepingvideostorelaxtoo2736 How are you doing now? Have you had any treatments?
@@sleepingvideostorelaxtoo2736 same for me man
@@breezelight3357 i am open it forcely and close it forcely
I've had clicking lock as far back as I remember. Never had pain or anything. I never even considered the possibility that it was a defect. I just figured jaws worked like this.
Same
same
Haha same it clicks sometimes the ride side of my jaw but no pain at all ever thankfully
I've had the same for as long as i can remember and I just knew today that this thing isnt normal...
For me, it sometimes completely locks shut, and if i try hard to open my mouth, it hurts like crazy and there's a loud sound.
I remember I only developed this issue right after a dentist told me to open my mouth wider, much wider than I was comfortable with. I felt a click and developed this jaw disorder ever since. It's too late for me to go back and do anything about it now but please tell your kids about this if they go to the dentist. Don't let the dentist pressure them into opening wider than they are comfortable with.
As for those with the disorder, I've found that caffeine, specifically from coffee will agitate your jaw and make your pain worse. Avoid gum and jerky as well. Force yourself to avoid clicking it on purpose at all costs.
How old are you now? And why is it too late?
@@fernandoa589 well, I don't really want to disclose my age. But enough time has passed that I believe some sort of statute of limitations exists. That and I don't have the resources or knowledge to press charges against my dentist for malpractice. And even if I did, I would have to somehow prove that the dentist knew making me open my mouth wider would cause tmj, which I doubt would stand in court. All I can do is leave this comment and warn others about ignorant dentists that may inadvertently cause tmj in children they are treating.
@@redgent7058 that’s horrible that a dentist caused your TMJ. What would you have done if it wasn’t too late?
@@fernandoa589 I suppose I would sue them. Maybe they didn't know what the outcome would be of forcing me to stretch my jaw open wider than I was comfortable with, but I don't think that really excuses the pain they caused me. But it's too late for me now. Hopefully others can better defend themselves and their children.
The dentist telling you to open your mouth wider did not cause your problem. You already had the problem and you not being able to open all the way is an indicator.
There is no definite treatment for this syndrome. But you can try the methods below that my doctor advised to help maintain a better condition and alleviate symptoms.
1. relieve stress. when you are under stress, you unconsciously clench your teeth and it will worsen the symptoms.
2. avoid biting food with your front teeth. It looks ridiculous but I use fork and knife even when I have a burger and pizza.
3. avoid chewing gum and solid food like beef jerky
4. wear warm and cover your jaw and the around in cold temperature.
5. jaw stretching. slowly open your mouth as wide as possible (but not to the point of pain), leave it for 10 seconds and slowly close it again. One set of 3 reps in the morning, day and night is recommended.
6. warm wet towel massage on the jaw
7. see a medical specialist asap!
my back teeth have cavities and its so sensitive and i only been eating with my front teeth for almost a year now😅
Thank you
Idk it kind of disappeared out of nowhere
Fully recovered ..?
Please inform brother
I figured out when I was 9 a popping sound happened when I opened my jaw, now I'm 15 and it didn't stop, oh jeez
@lolol now I'm 19, haven't fixed it yet, it doesn't really bother me cuz its not painful
If I went to the doctor to fix it it'd been costful so I just leave it alone
@@MNightbirb Same here, 22 and have had it as long as I can remember.
@@MNightbirb maybe it's too late but I had this for 2-3 years and ever since I quit breathing through my mouth, quit chewing gum and started mewing I feel like my jaw is more natural and straight. The clicking only returns if I chew excessive amount of gum or deliberately try to push the jaw to either side, otherwise it's basically gone.
@@kentagent6343yeah bro mewing can help i have seen another comment like yours. Probably your one side was more down that the other and now it's more balanced. I also was mewing and i saw some results but now i stopped cause i was grinding my teeth the last days. Maybe the grinding it's because of anxiety but i will take a break for now . I hope i didn't cause any permanent damage
Might not be a problem now, but in time the joint might start to be eroded and might lead to a locked jaw
I had experienced painful closed lock for about 6 weeks. It happened so suddenly, and then one day it disappeared just like that. Completely well and pain-free. It didn't deteriorate, but the pain and the restriction of opening my mouth during that period was depressing. I had to take liquid/ soft diet and couldn't properly brush my teeth.
glad you got better!
Any idea on how it just left, because I’m in this state now and it’s been like 2 almost 3 months
@@markuzzepeda2102Same here. First i had clicking jaw. It wasn't painful but it used to irritate me a lot. N now my jaw is completely locked. I am unable to open my mouth properly. Having prblm in eating too. Itss jussttt awfullll. I don't know how to cure it.... 😢
I watched a video in this m. So ur disc which has no pain nerves basically migrates completely to the other side of the pivot of ur jaw leaving ur jaw pivoting on the tendon (which is connected to ur displaced disc) which has nerves. Good news is the tendon,Over time gets damaged and scars over then hardens loses the nerves and practically forms a new disc which is just as adept as the old one which has shifted out of place. There’s a sciencey name for it I can’t recall
@@rosellia3253how are you now? Can you please tell me ? I'm under a lot of anxiety bcoz of this
Holy shit I also have that. I can feel it when i touch my face. Kinda spooky knowing there's a skeleton hiding underneath my skin just waiting to escape.
Lmao
Wtf
Imagine being this dumb 😂
If anterior displaced disc disorder is not treated early, in 6-9years it degenerates to the point where permanent damage is done to the condyle/fossa ,connective ligaments, cartilidge and disc. Unfortunately, it seems like maxillo facial surgeons have done very little research on how to cure this disease and patients are left on their own to deal with oral facial pain.
The public need to put pressure on governments to fund research on this debilitating disease.
100% correct. I am suffering this pain for last 30 years. Doctors say no permanent treatment is available. Afterall it's a joint only like all othe joints but since this has been allotted to dentists, orthopedicians have ignored it. And dentists are busy in tooth implants.
@@shyamsinghbarhath2526 how do you do it to cope with it ? Do you get lock jaws and can you open wide and how do you eat
@@jaimeavalos6328 I have headache and jaw pain only, no other issue. Recently I have started limiting my mouth opening and it has helped me a lot.
@@shyamsinghbarhath2526 Even im facing this clicking issue from many years. Now people can hear my clikcing sounds. But nowadays im getting severe headache because of this almost daily. Any suggestions?
Here in India there's a best Maxillofacial Surgeon Specialist in TMJ..His Name is @DrTofiq_Bohra...you can visit he'll diagnose the case best
I've experienced this when I was in the 8th grade. It lasted only for weeks and then disappeared. It hurts a lil' bit and I can feel it cracking everytime I open my mouth and eat.
Thank you im 8th grade from ph lmao getting anxious
mine also started in my 8th grade and i still have a clicking sound now I'm sh gr11
Did you have surgery?
@@MrEwerton770 nope
@@motskieee7891 kala ko ako lang😭 tae ang mahal pag surgery/mag pa relocate🙂
I've been having this for years and it didn't bother me I can still talk, eat and sing at the same let's hope anything don't go wrong
Same here, from 2020 till now. It pops with clicking sound whenever I try to open my mouth wider but doesn't hurt or feel any pain at all
Assuming this is what i have, I've gone somewhere like 10-15 years with this and have had no issues yet. It gets annoying because it know it's not supposed to be this way, but it doesn't hurt or get sore, I simply click when I open my mouth wide enough or chew anything hard.
Same here to y’all
@@andystockman761 yeah exactly the same for me
12 years now
This explains a lot, I need to ask someone about this.
basically if you have clicking jaw that means you're going to likely also get closed lock jaw very soon just like me.
How is it going rn?
Ihave my jawlocked for more than 3 mos.
How is it now can you please tell me
I had that for years (10 years probably) the clicking without pain. One day I chewed some really hard meat and that fixed the clicking for me.
oh woww
how are u doing now
@@beyourowncatalyst Perfect, no more clicks.
Muchas gracias por la información.
The popping sound for me only happens when I chew on something, same goes for my uncle. Doesn't hurt or nothing. It does tend to get annoying though
Same, it makes me stop and wonder wtf is going on, before I realise I’ll probably never know
Try chewing hard meat, that fixed the clicking for me.
@@AboveInShadow i accidentaly dove head first into a wall and that fixed it for me
@@dieselgeezer18 Nice, now you have a concussion...lmao
same thing but started after opening mouth wide open too much during dentist visist
Thak you, it helped.
Oh my god the thank you sound like a bad word
Nice information
Thank you
Well,im glad that this problem solved itself for me.
Tank u this videos
There is no definite treatment for the TMJ clicking. Muscle relaxant, occlusal splint and in most severe cases surgery are the options.
Occlusional splints are controversial on relieving TMD symptoms or correcting TMJ. For instance how how can you fix a bite with splints if the teeth dont fit without adjustments to the teeth, I'd still need braces regarless.
My question is, how do you figure there isnt a way to cure? Maybe not all, but alot of patients do get help. I would imagine real braces instead of invisalign would be beneficial im many cases.
this is wrong advice
I’m fucked
@@skypie5374 ive heard many people have tmj popping for decades. You should be fine, just dont overwork your jaw
@@fovos7359 thank you.
Used to get it so bad as a kid that my jaw would lock and I couldn’t even open my mouth an inch. Now 25 and no more lock jaw, just lots of popping when I chew my food. Been dealing with it for so long I don’t recognize it anymore.
what did u do to eliminate it?
@@beyourowncatalyst never went away. Just got used to it and don’t notice it
Why did the algorithm decide I needed to see this??
I had underbite and got braces. Since then, i have TMD.. so that's how my jaw clicks
For me, I guess it started two months before I got my braces removed was when whenever I yawn big, I would hear jaw click noises. I don't have my braces no more now and still have popping noise once in a while. The worse and regret thing I did is when I force my mouth to open that I hear more of a loud pop, and I've done this twice
so you got TMD clicking after braces and my dentists says you need braces to fix it 😂
I had this for couple of years, than it stopped by itself. Mostly, no pain, but there were times when I could not close my mouth literary.
I am suffering from this right now..and I am so afraid after watching this video🙁
I've had this for like 3 or 4 years and never knew what it was until this video came into my recommended, is it fixable or anything?
I do have the clicking one, it just happened when I was eating Noodles, I had this since 2017, and nothing goes wrong this far...
did you consult with a doctor or anything? is it normal or did it get worse. I've been having this for about 6 months now and it's really uncomfortable
@@theo4284 Well in this past 5 Years, I didn't have any issue with it, not to mention about getting worse, it just is.
It sure have uncomfortable Clicking noise though, but it doesn't bother me, and in my Case its not Hurt...
Also, I never tried to Consult to a Doctor, or something so, I think its better if you can Fix this with the help of Professional.
Hope the best you, buddy...
Sorry for my English, it's not my Mother tongue... 😅
@@doyaknodawae9766 thank you so much ! Appreciate the reply 🙏
I have the clicking version and severe arthritis in both joints. Just finished the last pre-surgery fitting and CT's. Teeth will be removed in 2 weeks and the company that makes the joints will be sending special dentures also...this is surgery should not be for the occasional issues or jaw pain...
You got all your teeth removed because of TMJ issues???
Wait why did they remove your teeth?
When I was younger I discovered I could pop one side of my jaw up and down out of place. Didn't hurt and it grossed people out. So I did it a lot lol well that made my muscle in there swell and cause problems for a long time. My jaw would typically lock first thing in the morning and I could not open it. I'd have to massage that spot and coax that tendon back into place to be able to open my jaw. And most times it would go right back into a lock if I shut my jaw again. Had to wear a split in my mouth to prevent a full closure for months to let the tendon heal and go back to normal. Never had an issue since because I learned to not do stupid things in like that anymore 🤣
Omg i have the same issue
Seems like a valid treatment. Weird then that some few commenters seemed to agree that there is none.
I will refere to this advice when talking to a doctor, would you be so kind as to tell me the decade this took place and the type of doctor you went to?
Pov: you feel asleep at the sleepover (rookie mistake)
I had headache accompanied by jaw clicking.
I want to neurologist and had mri where I found I straight neck.
After 3 months of physio my pain has almost gone and clicking is also significantly reduced .
Pls 🙏 can you tell me what types of jaw exercise they told you
Cause I to have this jaw clicking problem
Bro pls tell me what they suggested u and wt exercise they told u
He pointed out I have wrong bite. My canines( both from upper and lower jaw) were touching each other while closing my jaw. He advised me braces for which I had to remove one incisor from lower jaw.TENS ,heat pads,neck stretches and shoulder strengthening exercises were performed during my physio. I put braces for 8 months plus weekly physio helped alot.
Hope it will help you 😇
I have this issue. I've grind my teeth in my sleep as long as I can remember. Apparently mine set off from stress etc, my dentist made a guard for me but it did nothing, I got sent hospital, had a scan, my grinding has actually grind down the bone so instead of it being round it slanted. They made me a new guard it works but dosnt stop the grinding. But has stopped the clicking amd my jaw locking. I still Continue to grind my teeth but without the pain
you still have the issue?
نفس حالتي وهل شي سببلي مشاكل هواي كمت ادعي على نفسي من صدك تعبت لان 💔
I think this is what's happening in my left hand (it was broken when i was a kid) and it makes loud clicks when i do pushups.
I have Tmj and Invisalign didn’t help me at all, actually the Invisalign and my dentist made it worse, I regret getting Invisalign and going to that the stupid dentist all she cared about was charging.
Same story here
How did the story end?
How it is now
how is it now
@@icecreammachine7636how are you now? Has your condition improve?
Is this bad? cause my jaw is clicking everytime im chewing food, i dont have any pain tho and the only jaw related issue i got are tense jaw muscles and an abnormally strong biteforce also i constantly put pressure on my teeth and i dont even realize but my doc doesnt seem to be very much concerned and only tells me its more of a psychological thing
This seems exactly like what I have, and I’ve been dealing with this for over a year. I’ve gone to orthodontist and chiropractors for this, but only went to a special jaw surgeon did I find out that this is because of the disc that rotates the jaw “folded over on itself”, which is now why it’s locking. I have little idea of what this is outside of this info, can anyone tell me anything else is should know, and is what I said correct?
My dentist said that this usually happens when your teeth displace each other because they dont have enough space. Pulling wisdom teeth or even other teeth can solve this problem according to him
it also widely depends on your teeth bites, if you don't have a normal bite and you have a over or under bite you're more prone to getting tmjs, those who have normal bites arent. i have an over bite and i have tmj.
What other symptoms can u have in other body parts with tmj...I been sick for a long time
Can you add video for general information about this surgery
We don't have anything at the moment. Once I have something useful I will share.
AvA Orthodontics - Dr. Amin Movahhedian thank you very much .
check the following links very useful information all about TMJ
ua-cam.com/play/PLNaxqPqonzCI_JHbo2Iw8GACdJDkMgH3j.html
I remember the first time my jaw locked up it kinda freaked me out, but after a few months it stopped happening. Years later it still hasn't come back. But man eating sucked when I couldn't open my mouth wide enough to fit stuff in.
Mime locked up like 2 years ago and still hasn't gone back to normal
@@thememe986 dang gotta watch out for those mimes, freaky dudes.
Same here. Mine would only click for YEARS but last year it locked on one side for the first time. I also can barely eat when it happens since theres only like an inch of space between by teeth.
Now it locks once a month out of nowhere. I'll just wake up with it locked. I found putting a round pillow between my lower jaw and neck and then trying to open my mouth unlocks it.
What is the treatment of this case?
Same
Seems like I can do both, and I can feel the thing inside too, amazing, surely it doesn't have any after effects / bad things to happen right...?
I have developed anxiety that a jaw lock will occur and i an in deep stress. What should I do to stop it please help me
@@nehaamalik3659 no idea fam, you asked the wrong person, but go find a doctor to treat it as soon as possible might be the thing to do now, since yours include triggers that cause jaw lock...
I think it's the sign of that sound of jaw like as tak tak tak
look who fell asleep first
I've been having this for a couple of months now.
Ame
Same what to do
@@cheems3679how are you now cheems? Can you open your mouth now
Hello, is it possible to use this video to explain TMD to my colleagues in dental clinic? Not commercial purposes, only educating inside the organisation. Thank you!
Not allowed sorry
@@browntown5470 ok, thank you for your answer
@@allaortiz of course its possible, thats the reason of the video
@@allaortiz he was joking
@@browntown5470 Some people just want to watch the world burn
This is really happening to me for 9 years now, at first i felt that jaw clicking and then it became the closed lock jaw. Is there anything i can do with it? So uncomfortable to eat.
How are you now? Did it improve please tell me
oh gods that's what's happening!?!? no wonder my dentist flinches every time my jaw opens
What helped my TMJ with clicking was a safe dose of Advil (anti-inflammatory) every day + massages on the jaw. Now it is much better after several years of hell.
i have been having this for almost a year now, i only feel it when i eat food in a hard way, i wonder if it gets worse over the years
Definitely get it checked out by someone
@@xEunoiaxNow its much less than what it used to be after 7 months, i guess i just had a calcium deficiency lol
I think I have the second one cause my jaw gets really tight now but if I open and pull it over a certain way it pops and releases my jaw it really sucks and feels like its probably bad for me but I have to release it cause it gets super stiff sometimes
I had an accident 1 year ago, and now i have this clicking thing😂
Wow I thought the clicking was normal. Didn't know I was THIS messed up
I got this on my UA-cam home page, and now I'm sitting here opening and closing my jaws together with this guy
then we are 3 xd cause i did it too and then when i was done watching the video i wanted to check the comments and see what people had said and now it kinda got a bit scary cause what if you are yawning but the jaw is locked 😶
Mine has clicked for years no pain yet but can't be arsed to go get it sorted
What are those fangs that I see behind the jaw 💀?
I've been having this for 2 years now. Do i need to get surgery? Because every morning i wake up my jaw is locked i can't open my mouth. I can't open my mouth in a straight way. Always need to do zig zag do i have to do surgery??
Seek help
its weird that i have it cuz normally when i open my mouth i dont feel anything BUT when i open my mouth as i jud my jaw forward i can feel the tension. ive done this for awhile now and im not sure if its a good idea (been doing it for several months now). hopefully it doesnt happen to me long term ._. but in the end i have clicking tmj (atleast i think cuz i feel poppings) and ideal tmj at the second part.
What happens if there is no Cartledge? Can the jaw still be repaired?
Can locked jaw be cured with it's own
Please tell😭
My clicking jaw started 2-3 months before but i was having no pain
But now i can't open my jaw fully and if i try to open it pain in my jaw even i am not able to eat food. 😭😭😭
Please help
Sometimes this happens to me, I think it's the first case. Usually it goes away within weeks.
I remember trying to pop/click my jaw on purpose when I was a kid, then there a loud CRACK and my jaw froze for a minute. Now I know I could've detached that shit because it was fairly painful.
Having a hard time right now, but I’ve been suffering from this since I was about 15, and now I’m 23 and don’t know what to do. If anyone knows how to deal with the pain?
I am 22 and i know how you feel . Did u find some help ? I would love to hear from you . Thanks
Try prolotherapy and or PRP to get to the root cause of the problem. Ligament laxity and or neurogenic inflammation. Look up dr timmermans on Instagram for great explanations on regenerative medicine
@@user-kz7ly2nb5b are you okay now??
i've been doing this as an early teen as well. i'm 32 atm. i definitely should get a grip on this... feels better than before. one morning 7 years ago my mouth locked up on the first day of it being very cold in chicago. but something like that hasn't happened in a while. i think it's either a response to "stress" or a response to certain foods or their (hidden) ingredient(s).
I am 20 this has been happening to me for a year now. Idk what to do
So thats whats happening in my jaw whenever I hear them clicking thats fascinating
I have this i had it for months by now i dont hear clicks tho is that good?
Wait a minute.. now I understand how this final opening of me work
Спасибо за ещё одну фобию)
I sucked my thumb which pushed my jaw out ward creating an overbite, now when I move my jaw around I feel and hear the clicking.
Me imagino de lo que estoy pasando que coinsidencia que me aparecio este video ya se lo que me pasa pense que era algo normal
At first I have the clicking when chewing food. Now no more clicking, but my mouth can not open as big as before. When chewing tough stuff, I need to press the jaw joint ,if not it feels painful.
I'm more interested in the vampire teeth on the back of the head...🤔
I think yhr right side of my jaw does that cuz when I open my botub I kinda hear a click and feel a grind the right side of my jaw gets tired quicker and hurts some days....
Hmph. I have bouts with this every few months. Speak of the devil, my jaw started popping.
It's almost always on the left side.
I also read that TMJ can cause ear popping too, which I always deal with. It's annoying
I probably have clicking Tmj and It was because as a kid i wanted to test How strange my jaw was then i Tell my brother to push It lol he pushed so strange that my Jaw closes and i Felt this click. Kinda late now i think. This is not as bad and i kinda of healed from It with time but i Still have this issue now i can open my jaw more than i could.
Hey wait a minute I have this since I was 7. Didn't realize it was an actual thing. What should I do?
When I was a kid in summer camp, I got hit in the face by a soccer ball kicked by one of those kids who think their Lionel Messi and my jaw has been doing this ever since. It can get painful when I eat and its SUPER loud. Like people in the room im eating in hear it.
when i open and close my mouth and i feel Cliking here on my jaw...
May be i have this problem.
What should i do and what kaind of treatment is perfect for me...???
Pls Tell me....
If your jaw is just clicking i wouldn't worry too much. I used to have my jaw straight lock shut, after a few months of it happening it went away.
mine makes a satisfying pop. i came to hear the satisfying pop. i'll just make it on my own...
I hate it. It's like having an itch that never goes away.
@@greg77389 i recently popped a zoloft and i stopped doing it while the pill was activate. i suspected it was from either food, food induced-nervousness or just plain nervousness. for sure nervousness is something triggering it. i've since realized i consistently do it when i'm in a vehicle. i HATE being in vehicles. i'm coming to think that hate is masking fear that makes me nervous. i strongly believe i'm very out of touch with my body.
I've had this for lime 5 years, honestly stopped caring about it, doesn't really bother and my mind just drowns it out. My mouth never hurts but if I open my mouth wide then I hear a click
I really hate this i really like singing im singer now icant sing well due to this jaw
Is it possible that wisdom teeth can cause this? I believe I started to get the clicking around when my wisdom teeth came in. I feel practically no pain, but my jaw can lock on the right side if I move it in an awkward way, which is annoying. Maybe getting them removed will help alleviate the symptoms?
unless your wisdom teeth are attached to your jaw muscle, I doubt it.
It is within the realm of possibilities, although it is impossible to tell without having a personal look at your case. Do not take this as medical advice but I recommend trying to find a reputable osteopath and possibly getting a consultation. Conflicts related to the cranium are part of their specialty and there is a decent chance to solve or improve the situation.
can you treat this
Hmm... so... guess I should get that clicking checked out that I've had since 2017...
My jaw only clicks on 1 side and its only when i try to. Opening my mouth really wide doesnt do anything. It doesnt even hurt, it never locks. But i used to be able to pop the 1 side really loudly i cant do it anymore tho because the little area i could fold something in and open my jaw to pop it doesnt "fit" anymore. My mouth works normal now ig :l
I have the same thing and suffering from anxiety that a jaw lock will occur. Please help me
@@nehaamalik3659 im not a professional :(. But i can say find out what is causing you anxiety and try to get rid of or get over whatever is causing you stress and anxiety. ☺️ Though you probably already know that...
POV: What the boys do to you when fall asleep first.
"He fell asleep at the sleepover first"
I’m a monster!!!
Can we fix this without surgery..?
Got this on my elbow
Bro I was chewing a gum and I suddenly had pain. 3 years later my jaw is still clicking….
My jaw clicks but no pain at all
they say its typically not cause of concern if theres no pain but i still suggest u get it checked cuz it can only get worse
@@fovos7359 I’m planning to install braces now. I think i found the root of my problem
@@fathanyusrizal What is it? U have an overbite? underbite?
@@fovos7359 Tilted jaw. From what i see, it caused by uneven teeth. So i’m planning to install braces.
@@fathanyusrizal How is it now??
I have a problème like these .I' m in need of a help please
Mine does that more often than not.
I can move my jaw up and down comfortably but when I move it to left side,it is not going to that much left compare to when I move it to right side.😢😢
Same
Is there a fix for this?
This is scary
Going postal.
Help me
Judging by the diagnoses on the Internet, I should at least be dead by now
How do they know
My shit knocks, been knocked in the jaw quite a bit over the years. Doesn't hurt yet, but it'll hurt me one day soon enough