At some point, when I open my mouth, I hear a clicking sound from my jaw.
It doesn't hurt or anything when I hear the sound.
At first, when I opened it ten times, it made a sound once or twice.
Now, I think I can hear the sound seven or eight times if I open it ten times.
I heard people around me making noises and they said that the noise was caused by a problem with the temporomandibular joint.
I only hear noises and I don't feel any discomfort at all. Should I get tested and get treatment?
Ah... I hate hospitals so much
Dentistry is even more so...
If it's because of the temporomandibular joint, I'm also curious about what kind of treatment I'll receive.
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