Does TMJ flocculation affect the shape of the face?

I don't know if it will affect my face shape, because I have been fine for 3 weeks. **Just look it up in the encyclopedia, it's very detailed. If you are afraid that it will affect the shape of your face, you can cure it.

But my situation is a little different from yours, mine is very painful when I eat, and in the worst case, I can only drink porridge and eat very soft things like tofu, and I have to cut it into thin slices, because I can't open my mouth at all.

I didn't go to the hospital**, and I didn't do acupuncture or anything like that**, but I checked the information myself, and asked a retired doctor and decided to do it, I don't know if the method was used correctly or my own recovery ability is better, anyway, I'm fine now. I'll talk about my ** (sort of) pass, you can see if it helps.

1. Percussion. The old doctor said that before eating, knock your teeth more and slowly pull the muscles at the hook away, so that it will not hurt when you eat with force. (I still felt a lot of pain when I finished eating, but I still insisted on percussion every day).

2. Press the four acupoints of the puff wind, the upper pass, the lower pass, and the cheek car (this is what I mainly do). When I press it very hard, when it hurts, I release it for 2 seconds and then press it again, I basically press each acupoint for 1 2 minutes.

Pampong acupoint: the depression between the mastoid process of the temporal bone and the posterior edge of the mandibular ramus at the base of the ear behind the earlobe.

Shangguan acupoint: In front of the ear, the lower guan is straight up, when the upper edge of the zygomatic arch is concave.

Xiaguan acupoint: in front of the ears of the face, when the zygomatic arch and the mandibular notch form a depression, the mouth is raised when it is opened; Sit upright or lie on your back with your mouth closed. To put it simply, the Xiaguan point is located on the face, in front of the ears, in the depression between the cheekbones and the jaw.

There is a hole in the closing mouth, and the mouth is closed when the mouth is opened. Buccal point: about 1 horizontal finger in front of the mandibular angle, press the depression, the highest point of the masseter muscle bulge when chewing.

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Temporomandibular joint disorder syndrome is the most common oral and maxillofacial disorder, and the pathogenesis is not fully understood. The main clinical manifestations of this disease are pain in the joint area, joint snapping during exercise, and jaw movement disorder. Most of them have joint dysfunction and a good prognosis; However, in rare cases, organic changes can occur.

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**：1.Mental factors.

Psychiatric factors play a very important role in the occurrence and aggravation of temporomandibular joint disorder syndrome.

2.Traumatic factors.

Many patients have a history of local trauma. For example, acute trauma such as external impact, sudden bite on a hard object, and excessive mouth opening (such as yawning); There are also frequent chewing of hard foods, teeth grinding at night, and unilateral chewing habits. These factors can cause joint contusions or strains and dysfunction of the masticatory muscles.

3.Occlusion factor.

Occlusal disorders can also lead to the development or exacerbation of temporomandibular joint disorder syndrome. Such as occlusal interference, excessive tooth wear, excessive loss of molars, poor restorations, too low intermaxillary distance, etc. Disturbance of occlusal relationship can disrupt the balance of function between internal structures of the joints and promote the occurrence of this disease.

4.Systemic and other factors.

Systemic diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis, can also cause temporomandibular joint disorders. In addition, some iatrogenic factors, such as radiation from nasopharyngeal carcinoma**, can cause structural and functional changes in the masticatory muscles and can also cause temporomandibular joint disorder syndrome.

It hurts. I've had it too. It hurts for a long time...

I went to the hospital and the doctor told me to do physiotherapy, but it didn't work.

There may be some asymmetry when the face is open. Because after a long time, it will be crooked.

And if it hurts, the painful side of the face will be bigger.

Don't eat hard stuff and don't open it.

It is better to cure .

At first I went to our hospital, and then a nice doctor showed me braces, and I refused to do it, and he said, "He's a great teacher, and I told me to go to him."

Then I went to find ** for more than 50 fees, and it seems that a lot of people are waiting in line for him to make an appointment.

I went once, I didn't wait, I waited for the second time. Then he gave me a click on my entire jaw, which seemed to be a snap -

Anyway, it doesn't hurt after breaking it, and I haven't hurt for more than half a year until now.

I don't know if you're ** I'm in Guangzhou. It is the Affiliated Stomatological Hospital of Zhongshan in Guangzhou.

The doctor's name was Zhang Zhiguang.

If it's convenient, go to him for treatment, it's really useful, and there are a lot of people queuing.

Good job, I wish you a soon**!

What are the symptoms of temporomandibular joint disorder, the doctor will teach you to self-test on the spotHealthy Shandong.