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Feeling Ache Upper Left Joint In The Face I Do Have Tmj But Slight Discomfort In Lower Back Molar Area

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Posted on Tue, 31 Dec 2024
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49 yr old women question woke up this morning with a want to say ache upper left joint in the face I do have tmj but slight discomfort in lower back molar area just that this molar has a root canal dead tooth I think perhaps it is the gum I cannot see a dentist till Monday or Tuesday salt water a good idea
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Answered by Dr. Honey Arora (17 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Joint pain can be due to TMJ

Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for writing to us.

Well, joint pain can be due to TMJ/TMD problem only.
If you have a root canal treated tooth and if you have pain in that area then it can be due to the tooth.
But first of all I would like to know that if you think it is due to gum then can you tell me that it is in the gum of the last tooth or is it in better two molar teeth.
If possible please click a picture and upload it to me.
Also please tell if you have any medical problems or are you on any medication.

Please revert back with answers.

Regards
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Feeling Ache Upper Left Joint In The Face I Do Have Tmj But Slight Discomfort In Lower Back Molar Area

Brief Answer: Joint pain can be due to TMJ Detailed Answer: Hi. Thanks for writing to us. Well, joint pain can be due to TMJ/TMD problem only. If you have a root canal treated tooth and if you have pain in that area then it can be due to the tooth. But first of all I would like to know that if you think it is due to gum then can you tell me that it is in the gum of the last tooth or is it in better two molar teeth. If possible please click a picture and upload it to me. Also please tell if you have any medical problems or are you on any medication. Please revert back with answers. Regards