TMJ is an abbreviation for “temporomandibular joint”—that’s the joint which connects your lower jaw to your skull.
The TMJ is a complex joint which works with your muscles so you can move your jaw in multiple directions. A small piece of cartilage (soft tissue) above the joint protects it from rubbing directly against the temple bone. It also enables smooth movements of the TMJ. When something goes wrong with the TMJ, it causes the symptoms above and others.
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