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01-31-2010, 11:33 AM
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Elder
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The past couple of weeks I've had pain in my jaw where it connects. It started when I was eating a large sandwich for lunch and I was trying to take a bite and I got a pain when I bit down. How long does something like this take to heal or go away? It hurts a bit when I wake in the morning. Should I just switch to soft food to let it heal?
I'm concerned that it will be a recurring problem. I like to eat salads and crunchy foods.
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Jaw Pain, TMJ?
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