Temporomandibular joint dysfunction not only causes a clicking sound when the patient opens his mouth or chews, but it also causes pain and discomfort. Patients with temporomandibular joint dysfunction are caused by many different problems, such as arthritis, jaw trauma, or muscle fatigue due to clenching or grinding teeth. So what is temporomandibular joint dysfunction and can temporomandibular joint dysfunction be cured? This article will help readers answer this question.

Jaw pain near the ear is not uncommon. Some easily recognizable symptoms of this phenomenon are pain in or around the ear, pain when chewing, stiff jaw, headache... The causes of this problem are quite diverse, requiring specific examination.

Schuller X-ray technique is also known as the temporo-tympanic position. This is a common and usual position when a patient is suspected of having mastoiditis and requires X-rays to determine the lesions.