TMJ disorder affects the temporomandibular joint, the hinge connecting the jaw to the skull. Damage to the condyle, cartilage, or joint disc can cause pain, locking, grinding, and the characteristic “clicking” sound many people experience. That click often happens when the disc inside the joint slips out of place and snaps back during movement. Over time, TMJ can also lead to arthritis, bone remodeling, and degeneration of the mandibular condyle itself. #internationalmuseumday #museumtiktokconte
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TMJ disorder affects the temporomandibular joint, the hinge connecting the jaw to the skull. Damage to the condyle, cartilage, or joint disc can cause pain, locking, grinding, and the characteristic “clicking” sound many people experience. That click often happens when the disc inside the joint slips out of place and snaps back during movement. Over time, TMJ can also lead to arthritis, bone remodeling, and degeneration of the mandibular condyle itself. #internationalmuseumday #museumtiktokconte
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