Is it true that if you chew too much, your jaw is easy to dislocate?

It's true that if you chew too much, your jaw can easily dislocate. Everyone has a habit of eating for everyone, and some people like to chew many times when eating. They think that this kind of food is very delicate, and it can be better digested when it enters the stomach, I will speed up the burden on the stomach, and chewing more can also increase my satiety, which is very friendly to some ** people.

There are so many benefits to chewing, but prolonged chewing can also be a sign of dislocation in our jaw. <>

So how to ** dislocation condition, we should pay attention to one point in the process of eating, do not chew a lot, and eat not too hard, do not laugh, in the case of dislocation, we can go to the hospital for diagnosis, so that the doctor can make a corresponding ** according to our condition, if necessary, the doctor will give our mouth a supporting thing to prevent more serious dislocation of our bones. <>

Dislocation means that because of external forces and their own facial pain, upper and lower teeth can not be aligned, can not bite things and other symptoms, can not eat anything, so that many people feel very irritable, here are a few suggestions, in the process of eating, do not often use one side of the tooth to chew things, in the process of laughing, do not open your mouth too much, laughing, etc., some hard food, do not use our teeth to bite, so that the phenomenon of dislocation will also occur, For those who have symptoms of teeth grinding during sleep, we can wear professional protective gear to prevent teeth grinding. For those whose teeth are not aligned up and down, it is recommended to go to a regular dental clinic for orthodontics, which can not only make our teeth look better, but also prevent dislocation. <>

The above is the suggestion, you can take a look, in daily life, pay attention to one point, don't laugh, often eat on one side, these are all we must pay attention to often, we will go to the hospital when we encounter problems.

If you chew too much or push too hard, your jaw is easy to dislocate, because everyone's constitution is different, and some people will habitually dislocate their jaw. Therefore, the degree of chewing must be appropriate, and do not eat something that is difficult to chew.

Chewing too much is easy to dislocate the chin, and this thing is fake. As long as it is in a normal state, no matter how you chew it, it will not cause a dislocated jaw, but if the chin is habitually dislocated, this is possible.

This is not true. And there is no scientific basis for it, and when eating food, it is good to chew more.

Temporomandibular (commonly known as chin) joint dislocation is a common clinical occurrence, which is more common in middle-aged and elderly people, and habitual dislocation in adolescents is often caused by joint capsule relaxation caused by malocclusion. It is mostly due to the fact that the condyle process of the mandible exceeds the joint tubercle in the open movement and cannot return to its original position on its own. According to the severity of the onset, it is divided into acute temporomandibular joint dislocation and chronic dislocation; The reverse ** birth is called habitual dislocation; According to the location of the dislocation, it can be divided into unilateral and bilateral dislocation; In the direction of condylar displacement, there are anterior, posterior, lateral, and superior dislocations.

Bilateral dislocations are the most common. Commonly known as "jaw dropping".

**Most of them are caused by sudden violence on the joints or jaws, sometimes in tooth extraction, oral surgery, throat surgery, intubation anesthesia forced to open the mouth too violently, etc., temporomandibular joint dislocation; It can also occur when the joint ligaments are relaxed, yawning, etc. It often manifests as the mouth is ajar, unable to close or open, drooling, slurred speech, and difficulty in chewing and swallowing. Due to the anterior displacement of the mandible, the cheeks become flattened and the face is elongated, there is pain or swelling near the joints, the anterior tragus is conspicuously depressed, and the displaced condyle process can be palpable below the zygomatic arch.

Doctors mostly use hand reduction: the patient sits on the operating chair or back chair, fixes the head, the operator stands in front of the patient, the elbow joint is the same height as the patient's mandibular teeth, the arms are nearly straight, the thumb is wrapped in gauze and stretched into the patient's mouth and placed on the top of the mandibular molars (commonly known as big teeth), the remaining four fingers hold the mandible (chin) body, the thumb gradually presses the mandible downward, and the remaining four fingers at the same time force the chin (chin area) to slowly rotate forward and push the mandible back into the fovea. A bouncing sound can often be heard when the joint is reset. The postoperative thumb must be quickly moved to the buccal side at the moment of joint reduction to prevent finger bites.

Patients themselves can also act in accordance with the law.

Immobilization: In order to repair the injured ligaments and joint capsule and prevent chronic dislocation after joint reduction, the lower jaw must be immobilized for 2-3 weeks, and at the same time, the patient should be instructed to drink soft food, and the face should also be fixed with a craniomaxillary bandage to limit the opening of the lower jaw to no more than 1 cm. Patients with habitual dislocation should be injected with sclerosing agent in the front of the joint capsule to scar, which restricts jaw movement to prevent reversible dislocation of the mandibular joint (this method should be performed in the hospital).

Prevention focuses on keeping warm, not chewing sideways, and reducing laughter and mouth opening. Can be used with acupuncture**. Do more joint massage.

Frequent dislocations.

It is recommended to go to a regular hospital ** Temporomandibular Joint Surgery Department or Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery for a check-up.

You shouldn't be dislocated!! There are very few people who can automatically return to their position after dislocation, so you may have a little inflammation or damage to the jaw joint, so be careful not to open your mouth sharply these days, it should be fine!!

It's not a dislocation, you can't shut up when you're dislocated, let alone eat.

Don't open your mouth wide, eat soft food, and observe again, if it is not good or worse, it is best to go to the dental department of the hospital to see.

Chin dislocation is a type of temporomandibular joint disease, and most of the patients are middle-aged and elderly women, resulting in muscle or ligament strain, so it is said that "laughing off the chin".

** A good remedy for a dislocated jaw.

1.After a dislocated jaw, you can move your mouth while brushing your teeth**, and under normal circumstances, the stiff muscles will automatically atrophy when they touch the toothpaste, and it will recover after about 3 minutes.

2.To push the joint back into place, put both thumbs into your mouth, pull it outward, and push it up again.

3.The cause of chin dislocation may be calcium deficiency and lack of collagen, so it is recommended to pay attention to protein powder, vitamin C and calcium tablets.

4.Steamed white ginseng is taken several times a day, and in addition, it is necessary to massage and replenish calcium frequently.

Take a knife and cut your jaw and you won't dislocate! Don't thank me, my name is Lei Feng!

Like you, I started when I got up yesterday morning, how are you now?

The orthopaedic manipulation is slowly reduced.

Go to the hospital to hang the orthopedic number.

It can be reset manually.