George Egbuonu: TMJ Explained | Jaw Pain Causes & Symptoms


Let's talk about jaw pain and TMJ (temporomandibular joint) disorder/TMD including: ➊ CAUSES (bite misalignment, bruxism, arthritis, physical injury) ➋ SYMPTOMS (tooth pain, ear pain, headaches, popping jaw, clicking jaw, joint stiffness, limited range of movement, joint locking, atypical anatomy) ➌ AND when to see a dentist Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QL-XzKTVXe8&t=0s https://about.me/georgeegbuonu https://twitter.com/GeorgeEgbuonu https://www.pinterest.com/georgeegbuonu https://hubpages.com/@georgeegbuonu https://www.instagram.com/george_egbuonu

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