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Members reassured someone experiencing sudden jaw pain that it could indeed be related to rheumatoid arthritis, with several sharing their own... Read more
Is your jaw pain related to rheumatoid arthritis?
Yes, jaw pain can definitely be related to rheumatoid arthritis. RA can affect the temporomandibular joint (the ear-jaw joint), though many people are surprised when it happens.
A myRAteam member shared a similar experience: "From the normal joint aches --- feet, knees Show Full Answer
Yes! Jaw pain came on a couple of months after first symptoms - still comes and goes. I can expect migrating joint pain from one day to another. Grateful to still be quite functional. Just take each day as it presents itself and be patient with and kind to yourself.
PaulaMiller I know you asked Linda where she gets her bite guard, and since you asked, I will share about mine.
I bought an inexpensive one at Walmart. Mine is an Oral B brand and I think it cost me around $18 US. It was pretty easy to follow the directions in the package.
I do actually like sleeping with it. I had no idea I was clenching my teeth so I am attributing it to the Rheumatoid Disease!
I just experienced jaw pain but I was thinking it was sinus or something to do with sinus
It can to help use a heating pad or tiger balm to help with this