What symptoms do patients with TMJ disorders have?

12 of July
What symptoms do patients with TMJ disorders have?
The TMJ (Temporal-Mandibular Joint) is a double joint that puts the mandible in contact with the skull, at the level of the ears.
TMJ disorders are usually caused by malocclusion, stress, bruxism, prolonged poor posture, lack of sleep or poor diet
Apart from headaches, muscular pains in neck and back, ear or face pain, the patient with TMJ disorders may present other types of symptoms such as clicks or noises when moving the joint, limiting the opening of the mouth, having the sensation of tight Teeth , etc.