Dental problems

Hello out there.
I vaguely remember reading somewhere about dental problems being a symptom of PD. Does anyone out there have this as I have started to have pain at the back of my right jaw. I’m seeing my dentist in a week or so and will ask her as well.
Thanks.

Hi @Bexby,

I’m sure some of our members will chime in soon with their own personal experiences with dental problems,however, it is not uncommon for people with Parkinson’s to have problems with their mouth and dental health. We cover this is in great detail on our website here - Mouth and dental issues | Parkinson's UK.

You’ll also find some helpful tips and useful contacts for mouth and dental issues via the link above, so do check it out when you can.

Feel free to give our helpline a call as well for more support on this on 0808 800 0303 from Monday-Friday: 9am-7pm, Saturday: 10am-2pm, or you can email [email protected].

Best wishes,
Reah

Thank you, I found the link useful.
B

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Glad to hear it, @Bexby.

Hi Bexby I am having a shield today from my new dentist as I appear to have been grinding my teeth in my sleep, when I do manage to sleep having had problems with my old dentist I have also discoverer I suffer with jaw disorder called tmj too long to type it but causes pain side of face and behind ear worse when I, m eating as my bite is affected don’t know if this is any help but thought I would share it with you
Pete

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Sorry to hear about your dental pain. It’s definitely important to keep an eye on any changes happening in your mouth and address them as soon as possible. I’ve heard that some dental issues can be a symptom of PD, but it’s best to get a professional opinion from your dentist. They’ll be able to assess your situation and give you a clear answer.
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I’ve heard that dental pain can sometimes be related to PD, especially with things like grinding or clenching your teeth. It’s great that you’ve already got a dentist appointment lined up to get it checked out.
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