When the joint is in the improper position Nerve Renew in the joint space or fossa, the lubricating and supporting 'disc' can become out of place and cause the joint to click or pop during opening, because the disc move between the correct and incorrect position.When the joint head is in the improper position, the nerves and blood vessels can become under pressure from the close contact of the joint and these
TMJ symptoms can become painful. Headaches and eye pain often become prevalent. Some even experience migraines and headaches. Other TMJ symptoms include ear pain, ringing in the ears, imbalanced awareness or vertigo, and ear aches. These symptoms occur because the joint is in close proximity to the ear canal.
Since the joint is encapsuled by a number of muscle groups including the pterygoids (superior and inferior heads) and the masseters (under your cheek), an improper bite leading to clenching and grinding can make these muscles clench hyperactively and these TMJ symptoms cause pain for may sufferers.The problem with this is that the patient many times cannot tell whether the TMJ symptoms are from the teeth, the muscles, or the joint.
