TMJ Forum - Calcified Ligaments below the Jaw Bone

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Q: Calcified Ligaments below the Jaw Bone

asked by: DoctorQuestion on February 11th, 2006

I have been diagnosed with calcified ligaments located below the jaw
bone on both sides. I have terrible pain in my face, temples, and
tightness in my throat. Is there anything that can be done for this
condition. How does it happen? Splints make me worse.

Replies(4)

Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD

replied on March 16th, 2006

TMJ Answer A455

Dentists monitor and treat disorders of the Temporal-mandible Joint (TMJ) so you can ask for help from your dentist.

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