Jaw Pain

If you are experiencing regular or excessive jaw pain, it is important to alleviate discomfort and then to address any underlying issues. The Placerville Dental Group recommends the following:

  1. Apply a cold or warm compress to the jaw area for 10-15 minutes.
  2. Try to keep the jaw in a relaxed and neutral position.
  3. Take ibuprofen or acetaminophen to help reduce the pain and inflammation.
  4. Consult a dentist as soon as possible. Jaw pain can be a sign of more than just a toothache. An abscess, a tumor, or a life-threatening infection may be implicated. Getting a diagnosis promptly is very important.

Contact the Placerville Dental Group

When you have jaw pain, it is crucial to have a professional evaluation. Contact the Placerville Dental group at (530) 464-6006 any time day or night. We will provide additional information on temporary care and be sure to schedule you for an urgent appointment so that we can provide you with a diagnosis and treatment plan that fixes the cause of the pain.

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