Comments on: Jaw Pain – Causes & Natural Cures for TMJ http://simplepainrelief.com/2010/01/21/418/ You deserve to feel better! Discover the truth about why you hurt and the "secrets" to becoming pain free! Mon, 21 May 2012 02:14:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Kathryn Merrow http://simplepainrelief.com/2010/01/21/418/comment-page-1/#comment-5165 Kathryn Merrow Thu, 12 Apr 2012 18:41:30 +0000 http://simplepainrelief.com/?p=418#comment-5165 Hello, There are muscles under your jaw and you are pressing into a tight muscle. Braces can cause muscle pain and tightness. There are several muscles that can cause you to feel pain in your ears. Some are easier to reach than others. There are muscles in the front of your neck. The outer ones are easier to reach. Do you also have pain over your eye and in the back of your head behind your ear? That would be your sternocleidomastoid muscle. There are muscles far back inside your mouth on each side near the joint. They cause ear pain, too. You could wash your hands and press way to the back near the joint of the jaw to see whether you can find any tenderness. Those are pterygoid muscles. The massater muscle can cause pain in the ear and over your eye and on your chin. That's a pretty easy one to treat yourself. Place a finger on the inside of your mouth. Place your thumb on the outside of your cheek. Move finger and thumb toward the back of your jaw, toward the hinge. There may be something very hard back there. That's the muscle. You can squeeze your finger and thumb together to treat the muscle. I hope the massater is the cause of your ear pain because it's so easy to reach and treat. There are a few others but you'd need special training to access them as they as more in the throat. I hope this helps you get rid of your ear pain. Kathryn The Pain Relief Coach Muscles in your Hello,

There are muscles under your jaw and you are pressing into a tight muscle. Braces can cause muscle pain and tightness.

There are several muscles that can cause you to feel pain in your ears. Some are easier to reach than others.

There are muscles in the front of your neck. The outer ones are easier to reach. Do you also have pain over your eye and in the back of your head behind your ear? That would be your sternocleidomastoid muscle.

There are muscles far back inside your mouth on each side near the joint. They cause ear pain, too. You could wash your hands and press way to the back near the joint of the jaw to see whether you can find any tenderness. Those are pterygoid muscles.

The massater muscle can cause pain in the ear and over your eye and on your chin. That’s a pretty easy one to treat yourself. Place a finger on the inside of your mouth. Place your thumb on the outside of your cheek. Move finger and thumb toward the back of your jaw, toward the hinge. There may be something very hard back there. That’s the muscle. You can squeeze your finger and thumb together to treat the muscle. I hope the massater is the cause of your ear pain because it’s so easy to reach and treat.

There are a few others but you’d need special training to access them as they as more in the throat.

I hope this helps you get rid of your ear pain.

Kathryn
The Pain Relief Coach

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]]> By: anon http://simplepainrelief.com/2010/01/21/418/comment-page-1/#comment-5161 anon Thu, 12 Apr 2012 15:39:51 +0000 http://simplepainrelief.com/?p=418#comment-5161 I have braces and when I press a certain point under my jaw I get pain there, I have also developed earaches...? I have braces and when I press a certain point under my jaw I get pain there, I have also developed earaches…?

]]> By: Gravity Gardener http://simplepainrelief.com/2010/01/21/418/comment-page-1/#comment-287 Gravity Gardener Sun, 31 Jan 2010 04:55:04 +0000 http://simplepainrelief.com/?p=418#comment-287 The grinding of teeth can be annoyingly loud or in some cases silent with no trace at all until checked out by your dentist. In these cases, the dentist may be the only one that can tell you are grinding your teeth which in turn causes your jaw pain and in turn headaches. Gravity Gardener http://gravitygarden.com/chronic-joint-pain/jaw-joint-pain.html The grinding of teeth can be annoyingly loud or in some cases silent with no trace at all until checked out by your dentist. In these cases, the dentist may be the only one that can tell you are grinding your teeth which in turn causes your jaw pain and in turn headaches.

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