Are women's here a most dislocated jaw, do you need to wait? Or visit a doctor.
1. A dislocation jaw is leading injury as by hit a fist, or opening mouth faster, widely , eating by, jawing, or in the cry. Or jaw dislocation having in dentist in removing teeth, or in gastroscopy stomach, when patient more width opening mouth.
2.If you are habit opening packets, boxes by teeth , as bottles lids, if teeth sliding out with item and fast moving leading to shifting in temple-low jaw joint.
3. Women's are most.
Describing it by anatomy structure, less development ligament apparatus, joint hollow of joint is not deep, like in male, thus a head of joint is easy sliding out.
4.Males are having other reason, as a reason for dislocation tied with disease as gout, rheumatism, or polyarthritis, where of having in joints of jaw are changes. Here curing base disease, thus jaw will slide out again, doctors here sharing about a habit dislocation , if you are healthy jaw is reducing.
5. A diagnosis here is not hard to put, you are not closing mouth, jaw is moved to the front, or to the side slanted, swallow, talk is hard, all this is having with salivation, joint region is hurt, these are all symptoms for dislocation. But, for a case doing x-ray picture, if problem displayed of hot and excepting serious injuries as fracture for jaw bones.
6. Doctor will reduce jaw , sitting you are, occiput has a hard support , and shifting jaw by doctor down and back, at the same time rising jaw, when jaw stayed on a place, apply fixing bandage on 1-2 weeks.
7. Against dislocation again, you are avoiding hard meal, delaying jawing, less talking, add calm for the normalizing function, she is having light ache in chewing as her removing with warming ointment, physiotherapy. And positive results will be if timely within a few hours after dislocation, are maximum for a few days visit for help.
8. If old dislocations happened for more a 1 week ago, thus they are hard curing, thus a reducing is not giving good results , here is saving surgery, thus not wait, not patience,right away visit a doctor.
By J.P.Chentsov, orthopaedist-traumatologist

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