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Dental Health (Expert Forum)
jaw muscle
Answered by
Jerome Bogin, D.D.S. - Dental
Questions in the Dental Health forum are answered by Dr. Jerome Tsang and Dr. Jerome Bogin. Topics covered include bridges, cavities, crowns, and x-rays.
Doctor's Answer
by Jerome Bogin, D.D.S. , Dec 10, 2006 12:00AM
, Dec 10, 2006 12:00AM
It can throw off the musculature if you tend to favor one side over the other. I am not sure you will reduce the muscle mass on that side.
Member Comments (2)
by pertykitty, Dec 12, 2006 12:00AM
when your bite is offset by missing teeth it can cause the muscles to become quite uncomfortable. there are several things you can do to replace these missing teeth and have your jaw in proper alignment once again, if this is the problem.
