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Understanding Upper Jaw Swelling: Causes and Recovery Tips

Maxillary region~ Hello~ I have been experiencing some swelling and pain in my upper jaw for the past couple of days. I also have a slight headache and feel unwell, and it seems like I might have a mild fever. What could this condition be? Will it resolve on its own? Thank you! ^...


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Stacy: Hello! To be honest, there are many possible causes for swelling and pain in the upper jaw, some of which require treatment while others may resolve on their own. There are too many possibilities to list, especially since you haven't specified the exact location of th...

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What to Do If You Have Cavities in Your Front Teeth?

If you have a cavity in the middle of your front teeth, what should you do? I would like to ask, I noticed that there is a bit of a cavity in the middle of my front tooth, it looks black, but it doesn't hurt. I went to see a dentist the other day, and the doctor told me ther...


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Hello, Xiaojing: Regarding your question, it is quite difficult to provide an answer without seeing your condition, as it is impossible to assess its severity based solely on your description. Therefore, if you could visit our dental clinic, it would be clearer after an examinati...

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Understanding Jaw Pain: Causes and Solutions for TMJ Disorders

Unable to open the mouth?! Part II [Date] November 27, 2002 [Question] Inquirer: Angel / Female / 24 Dear Dr. Wang: Last week, I suddenly found it very difficult to open my right jaw at the joint area, accompanied by some pain. After that, I was unable to open my mouth on the...


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Hello Angel: The so-called temporomandibular joint refers to the bilateral joints of the mandible located in front of the ears, which is likely what you mean by the jaw joint; however, we do not refer to it that way. Since you are experiencing pain in the right side of your shoul...

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Struggling to Open Your Mouth? Understanding Jaw Pain and Treatment Options

Can't open your mouth?! Hello Dr. Wang: Last week, I suddenly had difficulty opening my right jaw at the joint area, accompanied by some pain. After that, I was unable to open my mouth on the right side at all, which was alarming because I couldn't even eat a small crea...


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Hello! Based on the symptoms you described, it seems to be an issue with the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), likely due to an acute episode. Initially, pain relievers and muscle relaxants are typically prescribed to aid in rest. Additionally, applying heat to the painful area and ...

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Consulting Dr. Wang on Oral Tumors: Patient Concerns and Insights

Can a nervous patient consult Dr. Wang Chun-Cheng about oral tumors? Patient ID 16240, Yu Ming-Yu (Oral Benign Tumor) 1. Can you email the test results to me? 2. What are the causes of this condition? 3. What are the postoperative care instructions and recurrence rates? 4. Is ra...


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Ms. Yu: I spoke with your brother on the phone this morning and explained everything. I am unable to email you the test report; if you need it, please come to the hospital to make a copy. This condition is a type of fibrous dysplasia, and its cause is unknown. However, after surg...

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Persistent Jaw Pain: Seeking the Right Dental Specialist

Pain in the left lower jaw during occlusion? About two years ago, I started experiencing sounds when biting or yawning on the left side of my cheek near the back molars. Eventually, I began to feel pain, so I visited a doctor. The doctor advised me not to open my mouth too wide, ...


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Hello Ms. Hsu: Based on your description, it seems to be a temporomandibular joint (TMJ) issue. Treatment for this condition requires patience, and it is essential to avoid harder foods. If necessary, a period of wearing an occlusal splint may be recommended, and in some cases, s...

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Understanding Gum Boils: Causes, Symptoms, and When to See a Dentist

A pus-filled bump on the gums..? Hello! About one or two months ago, I developed a small abscess on my swollen gums, which causes a slight pain when pressed. I initially thought it was due to heat or a burn causing a blister, but it hasn't subsided yet. I'm unsure what ...


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Hello HITOMI: The small abscess near the gums is usually related to the teeth. It may be caused by an infection due to necrosis of the nerves and blood vessels within the dental pulp or by a periodontal disease-related abscess. Regardless of the cause, it requires treatment and s...

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Understanding and Managing Aphthous Oral Ulcers in Children

Aphthous oral ulcer Aphthous stomatitis, commonly known as canker sores, refers to painful ulcers that occur in the mouth. The exact cause of these ulcers is not fully understood, but they can be triggered by factors such as stress, certain food sensitivities, hormonal changes, o...


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Hello: The so-called aphthous ulcer, also known as canker sore, is characterized by painful, recurrent single or multiple superficial erosions on the oral mucosa, covered by a grayish membrane. Occasionally, mucous-filled vesicles may be observed, but they are rare. The affected ...

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Reconnecting with Dr. Wang: Dental Care and Family Updates

Hello Dr. Wang? Hi Dr. Wang, Long time no see. We are going home in September 2002. Would you kindly reply to my email and let me know your phone number to contact you once we are back in Hsinchu? Here is my website (so you can see our family photos). Hope to "hear" fr...


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I will send you a new email from my personal computer.

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Can Cavities in Your Upper Left Molar Be Repaired Effectively?

Dental filling The last tooth on the left side of the upper jaw has a cavity. Can it be filled? Because that's the only tooth with a cavity among all my teeth, I hope to have a complete set of healthy teeth.


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Hello Lucien: In principle, if a tooth is salvageable and useful, the primary approach will be treatment. Even if it cannot be filled, it is recommended to protect it with a crown. However, if the last tooth is a wisdom tooth, due to the difficulty of maintaining oral hygiene and...

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Understanding Jaw Pain: When to Seek Treatment for TMJ Issues

About the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) Hello, doctor! I would like to ask a question. My bite is normal, but I often experience joint pain when eating, to the point where I can hardly open my mouth wide enough to eat something as small as a quail egg. Is this a serious condition...


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Hello! In fact, for the issue of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) pain, conservative treatment is generally recommended. This is because invasive surgical treatments often lead to postoperative bony adhesions, which can be worse than not having surgery at all. Therefore, a detailed ...

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