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How Can My Dentist Help?
Your dentist can serve as the key member of a health care team which could, depending on the cause of your TMJ Disorder, include an orthodontist, oral surgeon, your primary care physician, a physical therapist, and even a psychologist. Because other types of pain have been shown to mimic TMJ Disorder, a careful and through dental and medical evaluation is essential to arrive at an accurate diagnosis. If your condition indicates causes other than dentition, your dentist may refer you to another member of the health car team or a specialist for further diagnosis or treatment.

If your symptoms point to a dental problem, your dentist will most likely take x-rays of your teeth and jaw. Dental casts may be required to check the fit (occlusion) of your upper and lower teeth and determine whether they come together correctly.
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