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Face and Jaw Surgery |
Migraine pain11/15/2005 |
Dear Dr. I am a mirgraine sufferer and have recently noticed a lot of pain in my jaw, even my gums. I also have TMJ and I am wondering if breaking my jaw and having it replaced would help with migraines. I have heard of some people who have gone this route and never suffered a migraine again.
Orthognathic or jaw surgery is not a solution for migraines. The best person to deal with a situation like this would be an orofacial pain specialist or a neurologist.
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Guillermo E Chacon, DDS Formerly: Associate Professor of Dentistry College of Dentistry The Ohio State University |
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