Brief Answer:
Hello,

Detailed Answer:
Hello,

Welcome to health care magic forum.

Thanks for sharing your concern.

Soreness of jaws as well as crunching while moving jaws can occur due to dislocation or inflammation of jaws. It may not be related to fibromyalgia. Therefore a detailed clinical as well as OPG Radio graph investigations will help to rule out the inflammation or dislocation of jaws underlying.

Usually we start amoxycillin along with pain medications and muscle relaxants in such cases. If X-ray should dislocated jaws, it has to be immobilized using splinting or fixation techniques.

Please do visit an oral maxillo facial surgeon to diagnose the exact cause.

Meanwhile, avoid mouth opening too widely as well as avoid biting on hard objects.

Knee aches may be related to fibromyalgia; you may discuss about this concern with your physician.

Hope this helps you.

Regards.

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Brief Answer:
TMJ PROBLEM

Detailed Answer:
Hello,

Thanks for your response.

Bilateral maxillary TMJ Problem or dislocation of Condyles can cause pain on both sides of jaws.

Since you have appointment with your dentist ,you can get the treatment initiated at the earliest.

Also make sure that you are administering medication as prescribed by your physician or dentist.

Hope I have clarified your doubts.

I wish you speedy recovery.

Take care.

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