Jaw pain on both sides of the jaw complicated by toothache

Mandibular pain is the largest bone of the face, which is shaped when viewed sideways, and the horizontal part with teeth is called the horizontal branch or mandibular body, and the posterior part is called the mandibular branch or ascending branch. The right and left mandibular junctions have a crest called the mandibular symphysis. The top of the mandibular branch has two protrusions, and the anterior one is called the myoid process, which is the attachment of the mandibular muscle, extending between the zygomatic arch and the maxilla; The posterior condyle is called the condyle process, which is the joint between the lower jaw and the skull.

The mandible is thick, especially the mandibular body is easy to be preserved as a fossil, and the mandibular branch is not easy to be completely preserved.

Spasms in the masticatory muscle groups (internal and lateral pterygoid muscles, temporalis and masticatory muscles), although the temporomandibular joint is normal.

Mandibular pain is the most common condition that affects the temporomandibular joint region. It is more common in women than in men. The age distribution is bimodal:

Early in the 20s and late around menopause. The cause is usually nocturnal bruxism (clenching or grinding of teeth).Whether bruxism is caused by irregular tooth contact or psychological stress is disputed.

Probably both are included in most cases.

Signs and symptoms of jaw pain.

Symptoms include tenderness on palpation of the masticatory muscles, limited mouth opening, and pain. Teeth grinding at night can cause headaches that are worse at night than when you wake up and get better during the day. If you continue to grind your teeth during the day, symptoms and headaches can worsen.

The mandible is deviated when the mouth is opened, but not at the same point as in the case of internal joint disorders. With light pressure, the examiner can open the patient in addition to the maximum mouth opening without assistance, and an additional line often only helps to rule out arthritis.

Analysis:

Mandibular compression pain should be considered as a tooth or periodontal and jaw problem, and a comprehensive judgment should be taken.

Guidance: Mandibular compression pain belongs to the category of oral diseases, therefore, it is necessary to hang a dental number;

Summary. It could be due to the following reasons:

Trigeminal neuralgia is a paroxysmal transient knife-like or shock-like severe pain in the branch area of the trigeminal nerve, which can be accompanied by ** and muscle pain in the branch area, and can also be accompanied by corresponding toothache.

The right jaw is swollen and painful, and the right posterior molar also hurts, what's going on?

It may be the following causes: trigeminal neuralgia, which is a paroxysmal transient knife-like or electro-simple leakage pain in the branch area of the trigeminal nerve, which can be accompanied by ** and muscle pain in the branch area, and can also be accompanied by corresponding toothache.

It is possible that there is acute apical inflammation of the teeth of the lower jaw, or there is tooth pain caused by pericoronitis of wisdom teeth, accompanied by local tissue inflammation and pain, and there is pain on the right side of the jaw and the right side of the tooth. There may also be inflammation of the root tip, which gradually develops into osteomyelitis of the jaw. It can also cause toothache and jaw pain.

It may be a tumor of the mandible, which can cause local pain, blind the root of the tooth and cause the tooth to loosen.

Lymph nodes are also enlarged.

According to your description, considering that there is lymphadenitis caused by caries inflammation, Li Wang is advised to rinse his mouth with saline, take oral roxithromycin, and apply a hot potato compress to the mandibular lymph nodes. Please go to the dental department of a regular hospital for treatment.

Be sure to go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment, swollen lymph nodes, if not controlled, may cause some other diseases.

This is temporomandibular arthritis, you should go to the orthopedic department of the hospital to have a look. It can be handled.

Lateral jaw pain, sometimes inflammation of the alveolar bone can affect; It can also be mumps, which can also cause pain in the side of the jaw. I hope to go to the hospital and ask the doctor to take some medicine for the symptoms.

I don't know how old you are, some people who are a little older, and their heart discomfort will also reflect jaw pain, and they want to pay attention to it.

Lateral jaw pain needs to be clarified, because there are many causes of side jaw pain, and it is necessary to find out whether it is deep or superficial pain.

Pain in the side of the jaw may occur in the following situations, trauma, such as the side of the jaw is affected by an external force or impact, and the pain occurs, if the pain is severe, you can take painkillers. Mental fatigue, excessive stress, inappropriate daily life habits and behaviors can also cause pain, and long-term mental tension or excessive pressure will affect the joints, resulting in pain. Lymph node inflammation, if the pain is accompanied by swelling of the side jaw, it may be caused by lymph node inflammation, which can be treated with anti-inflammatory drugs** to relieve the pain.

Pain in the side of the jaw causes discomfort and can interfere with daily life and should be treated promptly. You should also develop good living habits and relax a little during a long working state.

If there is pain when pressing on the left side of the jaw, it is commonly caused by submandibular lymphadenitis.

Suggestions: Under the guidance of local doctors, you can take oral sensitive antibiotics and Pudilan anti-inflammatory tablets and other drugs**, local hot compresses, and actively deal with acute pharyngitis, tonsillitis and other conditions.