dont worry about it. they will give you pain meds and every thing to help with it. let us know how it goes

i just read up on this---it should be a peice of cake. no sweat

Thanks for your thoughts! The test lasted about an hour and a half. They stick a needle on each side of your jaw to inject dye, which was the worst part of the whole thing. I found out that generally there is a sac, or a disc which is supposed to cushion the joint. That sac or disc isn't there, so I have no clue what they can do about that. I see the Dr. again on Tuesday to go over the options since the splint hasn't worked.

Thanks for your thoughts!

they can do a couple of things, they can put in a face meniscus(disc) or they can do a muscle graft. that is take part of a leg muscle and place it in between your joint to work as a meniscus. yes needles are the toughest part of that--did they at least put a topical analgesic on it?