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Deep in 'tis pear
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Has anyone experienced this? It feels like someone is taking a sharp knife and is twisting it in your jaw. The pain gets so intense that I don't want to move or talk. It can happen at night during sleep and, of course, it wakes me up, or during the day without warning or anything triggering it. I think it might be some kind of nerve spasm??? Any idea?
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I get this sometimes...I think it could be trigeminal neuralgia with you but it might also be tmj issue. Have you ever worn a night guard? That might help a little if you have tmj. Jess.
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Where in the jaw? The jaw joint? or somewhere else. Upper jaw bone, lower jaw bone, front, side, etc.
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