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Posted on 6/25/2016 by Century Dental |
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Chewing pain can result from a variety of causes, including gum disease, tooth loss, and cavities. Even long-term problems like TMJ disorder or oral cancer can result in chewing pain. While your dentist may have treatment options that can help with your chewing pain, there are a few things that you can do to manage your discomfort on your own. Many of these tips have to do with your diet and what you choose to eat, so to ease your pain at mealtime, consider following some of these guidelines:
If your chewing pain is something new, make sure that you contact our office so that he can help to identify the cause as well as a potential solution. Until then, following a soft diet will help to keep you comfortable. |
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