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Medical Conditions - Jaw Infection

A jaw infection is caused due to bacterial or viral infection that affects the jaw bone or the surrounding soft tissues. The infection can occur as a result of a dental abscess, injury, or complication from a dental procedure.

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My mom's dental infection has spread to her jaw. What to do?

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How to treat swollen cheeks and restricted jaw movement?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. I have read your query and understand your concern. Firstly, the swelling in the left cheek has multiple reasons if it is near the TMJ (Temporo mandibular joint) area.

Does damage in the mandible require medications, or it heals on its own?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. The uncontrolled jaw movements are because her oral motor coordination is affected a lot.

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