What about temporomandibular joint disorder syndrome?

There is no way to treat this disease at present, so we can only pay attention to slow recovery at ordinary times.

The main clinical manifestations of temporomandibular joint disorder syndrome are local soreness or pain, snapping and dyskinesia. The pain site can be in the joint area or around the joint; And may be accompanied by tenderness to varying degrees. Joint pain or pain is especially obvious when chewing and opening your mouth. When you open your mouth, snap your fingers. Sound can appear in different stages of mandibular movement, which can be crisp single tone or intermittent continuous tone. The common dyskinesia is limited mouth opening, but it may also occur that the mouth is too big or the jaw is deviated when the mouth is opened. In addition, it may be accompanied by symptoms such as temple pain, dizziness and tinnitus.

Correct bad habits, don't chew unilaterally, don't eat hard things, and prevent your mouth from opening too wide.