is it normal to have a high pitched sound when you move the jaw up and down
hi yes your symptoms of taj clicking will disappear with a proper treatment plan so do not worry its great that you have seen stomatologist and got advised for night guard go for it or I will suggest for acrylic repositioning splint and after this if you do not get relief go for orthodontic treatment for a precise treatment plan investigation required pictures of the upper arch lower arch front rt and lt view while teeth in occlusion op take medicine for days twice a day tab flexor my premature occlusal contact investigation required pictures of the upper arch lower arch front rt and lt view while teeth in occlusion op
i have symptoms of a high pitched sound when I move my jaw up and down while eating yawning and even when I turn my head sideways to the affected side as well as grinding the teeth I also have fullness pressure in the ear when the jaw is motionless I have now had these symptoms for more than months I went to see the doctor last week who thought it was due to the jaw joint although there is no pain or soreness and recommended that I see a stomatologist but she did not think it was because the eustachian tube is blocked I also had an ray performed on the jaw a few months ago and it said that the left mandibular condole is positioned very slightly in front of the most pronounced point of the temporal condole I went to see the stomatologist a couple of days ago who said that I have costed syndrome he said the two sides of the mouth were uneven when I bite and therefore he chipped at three teeth on the right hand side to balance it since the sounds were coming from the left ear I will see him again in weeks time to see if the mouth is even and the symptoms from the ear have disappeared he also mentioned that I would need a night guard temporarily will the symptoms of the high pitched sound when I move the jaw up and down and the fullness pressure in the ear eventually disappear