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mouth guard at night
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none
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I had braces put on when I was 14 years old, I had them for 5 years. I still have all the
problems stated above. I just recently had my wisdom teeth removed but only for
impaction. My wisdom teeth did not try to come in until I was 24 years old and they
where very very painful.
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HAD RETAINER - WORN OVERNIGHT FOR A PERIOD OF ALMOST A YEAR WHEN
AGED 11 - 12.
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I have a botox needle every four months to stop the spasms in the jaw.
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Regular trips to hospital to have jaw cleaned? (This did not happen until after an
operation to have skin etc. taken from my scalp to fill out my chin and nose) which
included being put out to have jaw opened wide etc. I stopped this several years ago
when I was told that PRS had definitely stopped and now survive with the use of 2
very good mouth supports which I use when my jaw locks or goes into spasms.
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Went to the dentist, gave me a mouth piece to use during sleep.
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The doctors did not help me with anything. I did not receive treatment or help for it
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reconstructive surgery to jaw and teeth
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pain medication
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She has had braces and reconstructive jaw surgery, Leforte osteotomy, leveled upper
jaw, sagittal split osteotomy, very small mandible, moved bone from one side of chin to other.
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With braces and the free flap, many of these symptoms alleviated.
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I have not seen a dentist in a few years because none that I have seen know anything
about PRS and they force my jaw to open. They have all said it's in my head and if you
really wanted to open your mouth you could.
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Removal of affected gum meant loss of two front teeth, bow fitted with partial plate.
surgery fixed some things
now in later life teeth are a problem.
the rest just live with
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physiotherapy
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Mouth guards for TMJ and appliances for opening upper and lower jaws.
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physical therapy
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I no longer have jaw clicks, locks or spasms. However, I did - they seem to be stages
of my progression. I have 18 crowns - to correct the misalignment between my upper
and lower jaw. I had a completely open bite on my affected side prior to my crowns.
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Tried muscle relaxants when jaw spasms severe but not successfully.
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Occipital plate - worn every night to prevent clenching, lessen the pressure on the TMJ.
Physiotherapy - once and never needed it again, jaw also stopped clicking.
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Teeth on top were arched. Bones were cut and moved and filled in the space with
bone graft and a bridge.
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Right now nothing. She needs braces, teeth and bone implants. Missing a lot of
permanent teeth on left side. Teeth are very tiny.
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No surgeries done on the jaw. The dentist did put something on my teeth so that they
would touch each other (upper and lower jaw) but it did not work.
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face lift
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braces
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None yet. She needs braces, bone and teeth implants but not until she is 16 - 18 yrs. old.
Missing most of left side top and bottom permanent teeth. She is compared to a 70 yr.
old's mouth.
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