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Jaw Pain When Eating, Back Teeth Not Lining Up Properly. Had Swollen Jaw After Fight. Should I Go To Dentist?

I was in a fight about 10 Days ago my jaw was very swollen the first couple of days, I could barely open it or eat at all, It s been 10 days now and it feels a lot better, Swelling is completely gone and I am now eating. However it still hurts in one pinpoint spot when I eat or chew, And my back teeth do not line up properly On the one side. I don t think it s broken if it feels this good should I just go to a dentist or go to the doctors to? I m young and struggling with money so the cheapest way possible would be great. Thank you!!
Fri, 29 Nov 2013
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Hi thanks for your question.
Most probably you have injured your upper or lower jaw. Possibility of injuries to bones of face cannot be ruled out. You need examination by a physician, who if finds some abnormality during examination may advise you consultation from a Dentist.
Hope this answers your question.
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Jaw Pain When Eating, Back Teeth Not Lining Up Properly. Had Swollen Jaw After Fight. Should I Go To Dentist?

Hi thanks for your question. Most probably you have injured your upper or lower jaw. Possibility of injuries to bones of face cannot be ruled out. You need examination by a physician, who if finds some abnormality during examination may advise you consultation from a Dentist. Hope this answers your question.