I also thought that was an odd thing to say.. came off as very weird, creepy and predatory. I’m thinking he had gross dirty thoughts since she had her mouth open. Just gross. Not professional either. Just treat her like a patient! Why hit on her??
It might look funny, but it can be really painful. The jaw muscle starts spasming after being in that position for too long. On a girl’s trip to the beach, my bestie was brushing her teeth, when this happened. We found the closest ER & they gave her a couple rounds of muscle relaxers & it still took the doc a lot of strength to get it popped back into joint. I have TMJ & sometimes wake up with my jaw out of joint like this, but can get it popped back into place myself. I’ve been very fortunate!
@@romeogolf4 Hey, I was in the room & it most DEFINITELY happened when she was brushing her teeth! We’re close, but certainly NOT THAT kind of “close”!😂
This has happened to me 5-6 times in my life. Mostly after a crazy night in town and lots of alchohol. The morning after when I had to puke, my jaw would get stuck and I had to go to the emergency. Pretty annoying when all you want to do, is lay in your bed and feel sorry for yourself...
@@lilibethrodriguez3017 No need to worry! I don't know anyone else who experienced this before, even though the doctors said that its common for young people (i'm not that young anymore). It doesn't hurt, except for when you have to wait for a long time and your jaw begins to get tired :)
@@lilibethrodriguez3017 Only the smelling-tables people are the ones that get their jaw stuck. Unless you are snorting the devils dandruff, you are good.
Always one creepy doctor. The kind that would set up a joke like that, over focusing on how she's distressed because she can't close her frickin jaw. Actually triggering.
This happens to me sometimes but with a lot less gap, but it’s painful and terrifying feeling that pressure and wanting to try to shut your mouth but feel like you’d break your jaw off if you forced it too hard. Never had to go to the ER for it, hopefully will never have to
I found it weird. For the later jaw x-ray their face has to be against the board or it has to be redone. They didn’t put her face against the board so they should have redone the x-ray as a result.
I had TMJ in my 30's, and it was difficult to eat and open my mouth. It was stress related. The dental surgeon told me I needed to get rid of the stress, so I left the husband. A month later I was much better. True story. 😁 Stress is crazy at times.
When that happened to me, I was alone, and could not call anyone on the phone, so i grabbed an encyclopedia of medicine and found the problem and a recommended solution: You just need to grab the jaw and pull the back down while pulling it to the front a bit. The jaw snapped in place without pain or muscle relaxant. However, there are three different conditions know, but the two others are painful. The whole thing btw. was caused by a dentist that made me open my mouth so wide that I could not close it. He quickly put it back in order with the grip I described, but from then on I had to be careful not to open my mouth too wide, but when yawning I did not pay attention and it happened again. It happened a dozen time in the next decade, but I always quickly put it back myself. Has not happened for many years now.
I never did research I always just forced my jaw muscles to close back down, it hurts a lot in the moment but It been working so far the few times it’s happened to me
Same!! It happened to me first while eating a salad and I was so freaked out- my jaw felt unhinged! I couldn’t close it. I was thinking I needed to go to the ER but googled it first and saw that a doctor would just pop it back and so I looked up how to do that and imagined I was holding my face like a doctor would and just closed my eyes and breathed into the moment and let my doctor hands do the feeling. It was terrifying. But it popped back into place! Snapped forward. It has happened like at least 10 more times in the following few years since and I always have to hope I can pop it back. It’s never not terrifying. I’m so glad I’ve been able to do it myself! 😳 knock on wood
I get lock jaw every once in a while when I get a really big yawn. To fix it you just push up right behind the bone of your chin and it will release the muscles. It hurts for a second but goes right back to normal!
When I was young my neck locked up like that at school that I couldn't even turn my head the teacher sent me to the office & they sent me home ,I went to a Dr in Mexico gave me a shot and was slowly moving my head back & forth in pain then yanked it really hard & I got better after that. I still to this day don't know what was the cause , kinda mind boggling. I guess the shot was a muscle relaxer.
This happened to me once when i yawned. Hurt so bad. I ended up punching my self in the side of the face and it released lol hasn't happened since, but it definitely unlocked a new fear that I hadn't had before.😂
Honestly, I did the same thing. It happened a few times as a kid and I just punched myself on the face and it stopped. Don’t have any problems now but I definitely remember and it was painful..
Same. I also have TMJ but time my calf muscle locked up so badly when I was pregnant with my first child that I punched it repeatedly while screaming 😂 my husband didn’t know what was happening
Yeah this actually happened to me in the morning from yawing too big. Unfortunately we made it to the hospital and it took about 3 hours to get me in. I was in so much pain that they had to put me under to pop it back. Just so you know this can happen to anyone if you are relaxed enough, and it gets harder and harder the more you wait. Not to mention you are more susceptible for it to happen again after it happens.
I’m so glad mine locks shut. It’s never locked open, but the pain I get with it shut, yeah I can imagine it being open. Muscle relaxers never helped mine and them dislocating my jaw didn’t fix it. I had to wait it out and let it do its own thing. Longest it ever lasted was 134 days, I lived off of French fries and mufffins because they were some of the only things I could fit between my teeth and straws were a must. It hasn’t locked since that time, but I feel it click every now and again and panic a little bit.
@@bigbonk3841 No it's not. The saying goes like this: "It's gonna heal until your wedding". He basically said that he hopes that she's not married, because it looks like she would be great at giving head.
This has happened to me countless times, usually if I yawn too wide. Once it happwns for the first time it weakens the stabilising muscles and then it becomes reoccuring, good luck to you!
The fact that she was able to stay so calm, composed and retain her sense of humor is incredible. The real person you are shows when you are under stress, apparently she is pretty awesome.
girl you handled this like a champ🥹 being able to still smile, laugh, talk, and treat people with genuine respect and kindness- i would be sobbing and freaking out😭 i hope you feel better as soon as possible!!🫶
@@taliban223ms3 i'm sure she was in a lot of pain, and she kept very composed and treated everyone as if nothing was wrong. some people would forget, I'm sure you would be a little grumpy.
Been there, but I’m a crazy person, so I fought against the hurt, and got it unlocked wiggling my jaw forcefully out of the spot. I specifically ask to not have bite blocks put in when I go to the dentist because it can lock me up.
Mine got locked shut. It took 3 months to resolve itself, and the relief the day I actually yawned was incredible. My daughter claimed it was an extreme way to lose weight, but the problem was that cookies slipped through just fine!
we had to put one of our dogs down because his jaw got stuck shut, your comment made me think that we didn't have to put him down. so glad you're ok! that must have been scary
Dude this happened to me too it's so painful and I had to get X-rays and the doctor said I have to get my jaw broken during surgery to fix my tmj bc it's tmj disorder but that sounds more terrifying☠️ so I'm waiting on that, Im glad yours was resolved and wish you the best going onward. (I was sneaking my great grandma's pudding during that time as well LOL)
As dentist in training, this is something that can be seen in patients with TMJ issues. Basically your condyle extends past your articular eminence (point of no return) from opening your mouth too wide. The fix is for the dentist or physician in this case to press down on the lower molars with their thumbs and manually redirect the condyle into the fossa 🙂
I've been running around with 'borderline surgery' TMJ hanging over my head for over 30 years. They keep telling me my jaw will lock one day and surgery will be necessary. I dread that day, but hope I can be that calm.
I noticed I have TMJ after I got my wisdom teeth out (not sure if it's related). My dentist was the one who put a label on it, I just thought it was odd my jaw clicked if I opened it weirdly. She warned me about this possibility. Not gonna lie... I hope I never experience it cause it sounds... not fun.
Is it dangerous to do it yourself? When I yawn I hear a click and sometimes it locks up but I can usually force it back in place. I’m poor. Lol so I can’t afford no dentist.
One time when i was little, my head(neck) got stuck sideways, my mom took me to an ironworker, it was like he knew a combination, he made me rotate my arms and stuff and my head just unlocked somehow!
Different muscle relaxers achieve that result by different means. Knowing the means by which it relaxes the muscles allows you to anticipate any effects other than relaxing muscles which wouldn't really be considered side effects since they're just part of how the medication works
This happened to my sister. If you get stressed easily but don't fidget, there might be a chance you're locking your jaw in your sleep, as in tightening your jaw muscles. I would hear my sister in her sleep, grinding and almost trying to bite something on her sleep, and i always thought it was because she was dreaming with food. Turns out she was relieving stress. She now has to use a retainer every night to help maintain the muscles a little more relaxed.
it happened to me at some point, tbh i never thought of going to er back then because my father who was a soldier had teached me basic medicine and just tips for survival for when if i was alone or just in the wilderness since i used to be a scout so i just decided to try and (quite literally) snap it back, it didnt even hurt but i was just scared i was gonna mess up and literally end up dying or something since my father didnt tell me if there was any consequences or side effects, he just asked me to be careful if i ever had to do it alone, after i managed to get enough courage to do it, i surprisingly didnt die so ig there arent consequences to this so, i recommend!
😢 When I was 14 my jaw when I woke up was like sideways, I too couldn't close my mouth, but eventually I heard a loud popping in my ears and my jaw seemed to be able too close. Next day I was taken to a Maxillofacial Surgeon, after x-rays he told my Mother, eventually I will be needing surgery.. I asked how and when will I know if I will need that surgery, his answer was " oh you will know when you will need surgery and 2010 while eating my breakfast all of a sudden my jaw went one way and my face seemed too be looking straight ahead.. well being it was 3:20 am, of course nothing was open and I knew there's no way of going to work, I couldn't talk right, the pain & pressure was getting to be extremely painful. I called work, actually I had my husband talk to my work, telling them I would not be coming to work, he explained my uncomfortable situation, next I called my Dentist, I tried telling him my jaw seemed out of alignment and could he help me, he said I would need to go too a Maxillofacial Surgeon, he recommended a Doctor and I made an emergency appointment, thankfully his testing and exam wasn't terribly painful, but that was most likely because of the injection they gave me before the exam. So next they booked me for a TMJ surgery on the right jaw. Once the surgery was completed next came Physical Therapy sessions, eventually my jaw seemed somewhat better, but for a couple of years and having to live and work with wearing these hard like plastic mouth pieces, kinda like what the guys wear while playing sports, too protect the teeth from injuries while playing the sport..definitely what hockey players need. It was very hard to talk with customers, very uncomfortable and didn't help my appearance, like a hockey player who's wearing mouth guards, not a pretty sight, not too mention how awful I must look, and talking clear enough so people could understand me, which was almost impossible to do. So I totally understand this young girls dilemma.
@@101k_with_no_videoYeah and I would be crying screaming throwing up shtting myself and be writing my will and sending my final messages to my loved ones. Her being only shocked makes ME shocked.
This used to happen to me all the time as a child and teen. I taught myself how to yawn small and other things. I was late diagnosed with hypermobility disorde.
oh honey. this looks terrible. i'm so terrified of this!!! i have tmj and sometimes my jaw locks and i can't open it, but that isn't that bad. i hope you're ok!!
For those who have this. I have it and can solve it myself. Open mouth further, then make a left or right movement. DO NOT try to close it, it won't work. Its the sideways movement.
I've had this before, but my mouth was closed shut. Equally terrifying but less awkward. In this case of temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD or TMJ), the cartilage (called the articular disc) between the the skull and the condyle of the jaw bone slipped out of place, causing the mouth to get stuck open or (more often) closed. In many cases, the person can click their articular disc back into place by forcing their mouth open or closed, but if they can't, they have to go to the ER or wait until they can force it back into place without damaging any tissue. The ligaments attached to the cartilage have pain receptors, so it sucks having that sensitive tissue stuck between two bones. 😕
I had TMJ and so did so many teens after having braces bc your bite changes. It took a couple years but my jaw finally caught up to the shift in my teeth and my new bite
Aw girlfriend…I feel u..I get lock jaw sometimes bc I guess my jaw is broken? I have no clue but the dentist told me I had it…& my jaw cracks sometimes when I eat..when it would get stuck like this I would take my palm & put it to the side that was sticking out and jus put it back in place(prob. Not advisable from a medical persp.) but hopefully u got some relief & ur jaw is back in place now❤
@@varena04She could have been yawning. I had this happen momentarily, as it went quickly back into place. I can’t see how she isn’t in pain. I think this can happen with TMJ which I had because of bad mouth and teeth alignment.
happens to me too, but i just adjust it back myself. Hurts a shit ton to do but over the time i figured it out. Boyfriend thinks it's super freaky that my jaws just always pop in and out of place
this has happened to me more than a thousand times in my life. can’t really count. It can be put back on your own if you wanna save the trouble and money going to a hospital. all you have to do is hold your jaw and bite hard to the correct direction.
I’m happy she didn’t get mad at the medical staff for laughing. We take our patients seriously and we don’t want to disrespect you in any way. But sometimes we see what we’ve never seen before or something really ridiculous and it’s just a natural instinct to laugh. We see so many gruesome sad things, we have to laugh every once in awhile. We’re not laughing at you, we’re laughing with you ❤
Yeah, doesn’t lockjaw have to do with tetanus? I’d imagine you DON’T see that very often! And yes, you do need to laugh when you can. Caring for others’ health is both amazing and brutal. Thank you for your service!
@@M00N.L1GHT C. tetani, the bacteria that causes the disease,Tetanus aka Lockjaw. But is usually the mouth not being able to open as the facial muscles are contracting uncontrollably.
I once yawned so large that I actually ended up popping my jaw out of place. To the point where whenever I would open and close my jaw you could hear a loud popping sound. My mother obviously knew but because I wasn’t in any obvious danger we simply did nothing about it even after telling her that it did hurt and was uncomfortable despite not being enough to make me cry. Now when I was going through puberty my face completely grew in a slightly distorted manner, where my jaw is farther out on one side. Moral of the story: Just because you aren’t crying doesn’t mean it’s not an issue that needs to be dealt with with (Edit) Crazy so many people also experienced this. I thought I was alone. For those wondering why I didn’t do anything, 1. It didn’t hurt that bad, it was just uncomfortable 2. It hurt to attempt to put it back 3. I was told it was okay because I wasn’t crying. At the end of the day, I’m in my 20s now and this happened in my early teens. I’m well past any attempt to fix it because the damage has already been done. I just live with it now.
Me too! Half of my family members and even some of my friends have problems with popping noises and pain in their jaw, so I thought nothing of it. Then I dislocated my jaw twice in one night by yawning. The ER strapped my jaw shut and referred me to a jaw specialist. Turns out one side of my jaw was growing larger than the other side and my muscles aren't made for that. The popping and pain was from my jaw bone sliding around in the joint. Now I just need to be careful not to open my mouth too widely. There is a surgery where they put wires in your joints to help your muscles hold the jaw bone in place so it doesn't dislocate.
Similar story, when I was a teen I yawned too wide and my jaw locked open. After 10 minutes it became a burning excruciating pain. I went to the hospital and got it popped back in place. But it's never been the same since. Can't open it as wide, slightly protrudes to one side. My first year of smoking weed would relax my jaw muscles so much that it would risk repopping out of place.
Oohhh tmj is the worst!! Had it once after clenching my teeth in frustration, my jaw licked and I couldn’t open my mouth even wide enough to fit a toothbrush in for a few days. ER didn’t do anything except send me to the dentist who then sent me to a specialist, who then told me I needed physio. Was a slow process and still dealing with it years later, but much better now 😅
I drove to emergency room with lock jaw. The nurse asked me if I was a mental patient. I wanted to curse her out, but I couldn't. My jaw was locked for 2 hours, it was very painful. I was given a shot in my thigh & less than 1 minute my jaw unlocked.
@@felreizmeshinca7459 Ive never been stuck with my jaw open, but I do have TMJ issues and have had my jaw briefly 'stuck' open after yawning sometimes, though I can usually pop it back into place myself. This sort of thing tends to happen because there is a small disk (similar to those between your other joints to aid in smooth, pain-free movement) in the joint that sometimes pops out of place, or your mandible slides in a way against it that it's not supposed to.
tip; if you have lockjaw the way you can fix it is place four fingers on the side that feels most tense or both sides if preferred, press in slightly with your fingertips and pull down gently, THEN slowly push your jaw back into place, go at your speed only, dont do it fast bc you may cause more discomfort and injuries if you do!
I’ve had this happen on 2 separate occasions. I can tell you that it’s funny afterwards but hurts like hell in the moment. By the time you figure out it’s truly stuck, sit in the ER, get an iv started with morphine, wait for x-rays & finally dr coming in can easily be 2+ hours. That was my experience at least. The dr literally took his thumbs & pushed down very hard on my back teeth & it popped right back. I obviously felt nothing in the moment (thanks morphine 😉) but afterwards felt bruised for a day or two.
It happened to me at the dentist but I popped it back myself cuz I freaked out. I can’t ever open my mouth wide anymore cuz I get so stressed about it😭 it hurt so much.
I am so sorry you got bruise, if they would have just done it directly by calling the dentist on call ! It takes 10 mins to release ! There’s no need for x ray as long as you clinical evaluate ! Cause TMJ dislocations are quite obvious.
@@riukatutorialsfeels like I would do this too lmao, I got my foot stuck under a Sheerlift a few days ago, it was stuck sideways and I just mustered all my adrenaline might to force it flat on the ground. I was still stuck but it didn’t hurt that much anymore
I used to have this when i was little...i remember waking up crying because i couldnt close my mouth...my mom would calm me down in the night til it eventually released...we went to the doctor when it became more frequent and they gave me meds....too little to know what kind then but all i remember is it finally stopped but my jaw would click for a while when i would open my mouth to eat or whatever...years later the clicking is gone when i open my mouth and i havent had any issues since. Dr said i may have been grinding my teeth at night and that couldve caused it . Glad i dont have it now
As someone who has lived with this issue for 20 years I can tell you it’s awful. I can’t yawn, eating large items like sandwiches is tricky and going to the dentist is hell. Really hope this is a one off situation
Dude finally, I haven't really know other people to also have it, but your jaw getting stuck together and clicking sucks ass and is painful. The dentist are the worst and the assistant always look at my crazy when I open my mouth a little funny each time.
@@oscarnegrete4855 your jaw gets stuck as you open and no matter how much you push, it just does NOT close. The edges (where cheecks are) hurt and you feel like if you force push it more it will just break. Idk if i would call it like a cramp, maybe kinda? I only had leg cramps during pregnancies and they were way more painful and i was unable to move leg because trying to move hurt..but with this it is not the pain preventing me from moving but legit it is not possible 🥲
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I’ve had this happened to me 5 times after the second time going to the ER I was like stop giving me medicine just unlock it. But they insist but I learned how to unlock it my self. Very painful but still hate it when I yawn. Scares me every time
That happened to me a number of times when I was younger (when I'd yawn wide). It's a dislocation of the TMJ joint. It can be forced to pop back into place. LOUD crack sound, SCARY AS HELL, and it feels like you are breaking your jaw. My dentist ASSURED me that I wouldn't break anything, though it sure seemed like it! Over the years I've managed to train myself to yawn while keeping my jaws clenched, it hasn't happened in a long time.
Can confirm. I have TMJD. One morning I woke up with a locked jaw ... Had to slide it around with a clenched jaw to unlock it.... I cannot eat apples ect. My jaw pops and it hurts when I try to bite really hard and wide, like an apple.... It sucks.
I’ve had a dislocated jaw three times. Once I was 9 months pregnant and the docs had to crack my jaw back into place with no meds. Not a fun time, by any means. Folks think it’s lockjaw but that’s when your jaw won’t open. I was so scared the first time- no meds were working to relax me so I was in E.R. for 15 hours, until I finally felt the meds enough for them to knock my jaw back into alignment. I am always left with bruises!black & blues all over my neck, bottom of jaw, sides of face, etc. Thank God for doctors- I was so young the first time it happened to me-I swore I’d have to live like that for the rest of my life. Lolol
Whatever after they told her they were giving her a muscle relaxer miraculously she was able to close her mouth as she was bending forward on the er gurney. Look at the video ppl
I’ve actually had this happen a couple times in the past. I literally had to punch my jaw to get it unhinged. The only way I can describe it is it feels like two bones are colliding together into the muscle while you’re trying to close your jaw. It’s not fun.
When I was 15 I woke up for school with my head like glued to my shoulder. Not joking. Went downstairs to my parents who told me to, “STOP playing games and go to school!!!” Walked to school with my head stuck to my shoulder. My friends tried to pull my head off my shoulder, 3 of them at the same time couldn’t do it. Eventually, I was sent to the school nurse. Ambulance took me to hospital. XRay didn’t show any breaks. MRI scan showed a kink and twists in nerves (like a kink in a hose) and it sealed my head shut to my shoulder. They gave me injections into the area to try and release it. Staff had NEVER seen something like this before. After 16 hours in hospital it started to come loose, a doctor who was an ex chiropractor knew what to do…. The biggest snap sound ever!!! I felt it go from my neck to my toes but released me. Scary when this stuff happens. Me 1 parents 0
In elementary school, I broke my collar bone one afternoon. It was sticking through my skin. The next morning, my mom pushed it back through my skin, put a bunch of tape over it, and told me I'm not missing school over it. Luckily the nurse saw me at lunch and took me to the hospital. My mom was a tough woman. The silent generation and gen x are the toughest people alive.
This happened to me as a kid. I was at a kids birthday party and they rented a pony. It started bucking and it kicked me right in the cheek. Of course I started crying as a kid does with my mouth wide open, and everything swelled up while it was still was open. So by the time I calmed down and stopped crying my jaw was locked open. I was at the ER for hours before they could ease the swelling enough to get it closed. I’ve never really been a fan of horses since.
I have this happen a lot. Simply insert your thumbs onto you lower molars. Relax the best you can, push down and back on your lower jaw. If it’s really tight and won’t work, stand in the hot shower to relax the muscle and it will slide right back where it belongs. Been dealing with this for over 15 years. It hurts but man that trick helped me a ton!
Lmao this happened to me twice, I was diagnosed with something called TMJ. That shit is absolutely terrifying, not being able to swallow anything or close your mouth at all. Everytime I yawn I’m super cautious not to open my mouth to wide.
Mine does the opposite and gets locked shut so I can't open my mouth to brush my teeth or eat anything hardly. Sleeping on the locked side releases it.
This is my daily. I have horrible TMJ and get lock-jaw when talking, yawning, brushing my teeth, eating, etc. I finally figured out how to pull my jaw down and out to put it back in place. You'd think I was old, I'm not even 30 😭
This actually used to happen to me when I was younger, they used to tell me it’s because I used to chew gum all the time. Very scary experience. But it never happened after I stopped chewing gum
I had the same experience! Except my dentist didn't know why mine kept locking and told my mom all they could do was surgery to break it then put it back but it'd probably keep locking so I declined that crap. Just started googling and somehow came across chewing gum as the culprit. Barely chew it now 😂
@@KiaraBraethey’ll do anything to just have fun and cut you open to do a surgery I swear 😭😭😂 my friend went to Hawaii and while she was there she had really bad stomach pain so she went to the hospital. They couldn’t figure out what’s wrong with her and I’m not even lying 4 different doctors came in to convince her to let them cut her open to figure out what’s wrong 😅😅
This happened to me when I was younger too! I am not sure why though I was always up to date on my tetanus shots and never stepped on anything hard or rusty. My jaw would get stuck and I would have the worst pain.
Lock jaw is no joke. I spent 6 years as a merchant mariner working on tugboats. Had a horrible abscess/infection while I was offshore (knew it was coming and “tried” to prepare… bought tons of orajel) I went through like 5 tubes of the orajel anesthetic cream in 2 days… By the time I got back to the states, guess what? It was LABOR DAY WEEKEND! I had to find ab emergency clinic… they couldn’t get the X-ray equipment past my jaw/into my mouth and had to “force open” my jaw by about half an inch… Even completely numbed up, it was the worst pain I’ve EVER experienced. I am 39 years old and have been through some excruciatingly painful things in my life.. that still ranks as #1.
No matter how much you try to explain it, no one will understand that kind of pain! I've been there before... Damn brother... It's horrible... Glad it's behind you now
Similar thing happened to me about 20 years ago. My jaw got dislocated when I yawned too hard. Went to the hospital and luckily the doctors there had seen it before and I didn’t have to go through all the xray, muscle relaxers and other stuff. They basically pushed it back into place. I think I was done in 10 minutes. Needless to say to after it happened I always control how hard I yawn… 😅
Happened to me about 2 months ago, the ER workers gave me some meds and it took 2 of them to yank my jaw back in place. Overall was a pretty funny experience
I literally control how hard I yawn because of fear it’ll get stuck. It never actually has but I have felt it get there😭😭 it’s terrifying but my curiosity also tries to get the best out of me and sometimes I push the limit to see if it will really get stuck or not but now ima be extra careful 😂😭
I had this happened once, crazy how no one in the clinic/hospital knew how to fix it. We had to drive to the university dental clinic where a very knowledgable professor fixed my jaw. I was on an empty stomach so my body was trying to throw up while my jaw was locked and almost broke it. The doctor taught me how to unhook it for the future, he did it without any muscle relaxants though. At that point, after about 4 hours of jaw breaking pain, him literally taking off my jaw and putting it back in place was the best feeling ever. Have never opened my mouth very much again without holding it on the sides.
THIS HAPPENS TO ME. last time it was for 5 hours overnight. can’t sleep, can’t drink water, just panic attacks and crying! i have gone to the ER twice and they tell me there’s nothing to be done. worst experiences i’ve ever ever had
You might have TMJ, the best way to go is to go to physical therapy, or just try some exercises at home. Ice is really helpful as well! I find it messed up that the doctors say there's nothing to be done, there definitely is
My ex wife would get it if giving oral for more than 20 minutes, would lock up for 5-10 minutes but usually would clear up quickly. But everytime she would freak the fuck out lol but the first time it happened i thought she was messing around haha
I’ve had this happen twice. Once was fully popped out, second time was only the right side. X-rays showed that I don’t actually have the socket that my jawbone is supposed to sit in. I have to hold my jaw in place when I yawn, or it’s another wonderful trip to the ER!
I chipped my socket out when I was younger (hit in face by a bowling ball lol) and for the longest time this would happen to me when eating anything wide enough to make it happen. Eventually it sorted itself out, probably since I was 10 when it happened so I still had a lot of growing going on.
Omg this happend to my when we went to one of my doxter appointments, gave me a little truma but in used to this lmao so i wasent even shocked when it happend (my mom has been in the hospital almost 24/7 my whole life and i got way to much truma from everything thats happend and she got cancer and more stuff but i still get scared even tho im used to it but my mom literally almost has everything that you can have fr fr and i mean like styff as in cancer, adhd and stuff)
Sometimes I experience something like this when I am yawning or biting a big thing (not something like you guys think) but I always managed to put it back, sometimes with my hands sometimes with my jaw.
Had that happening to me about 12 years ago during a deployment with the navy. We were on shore leave and got drunk, and somehow I managed to lock my jaw while yelling at a colleague. Jaw locked completely, and it was sooo so painful, that I could feel it through my booze marinated body. Managed to bite our ships doctor when she managed to wiggle it back in place. As I bit, she screamed and i opened my mouth again, aaaaand locked my jaw once more. She fixed me up once again and sent me to bed. I was then talking with another colleague and wanted to see if it was all good. Opened my mouth and for the THIRD time within half an hour I managed to dislocate my jaw. Havent felt the need to yawn extra wide ever since...!
Its called TMJ, I got it in school, they use to do surgery but they just pulled a tooth out, now my jaw just clicks when i eat. Not surprised drs were clueless
Holy shit. My jaw has always been double jointed. I can literally touch the tip of my chin on my Adams apple. Always yawned wide asf and only thing I noticed is my ear canal getting irritated for it. I'm done yawning so wide or I'm lucky for having a double jointed jaw? Idk but damn knowing I have to yawn less wide suddenly after doing it my whole life gives me anxiety. Just the way I process body change it's kinda miserable
@@poplaurentiu4148she probably yawned, screamed or was in shock. When I yawn I try not to open my mouth too wide because I’m scared of things like this .
To relocate your jaw out your thumbs in your mouth and press down on your back teeth and push your jaw back and chin up Into place. Would recommend doing it yourself but if you had no other choice that’s how you donit
“Ur not married are you” lmao the doctor is wild for that one
I was thinking the same thing💀
@@benjaminconway5956 U guys are naughty.....
That was kinda of weird.
It's so weird and creepy for him to assume something like this
I also thought that was an odd thing to say.. came off as very weird, creepy and predatory. I’m thinking he had gross dirty thoughts since she had her mouth open. Just gross. Not professional either. Just treat her like a patient! Why hit on her??
new fear unlocked
I was just about to comment that
Fr though.😭😭😭
the unintentional irony is crazy
No cus she’s so calm like I’d be freaking out
What yo mama never told you not to make faces or your face might get stuck like that
It might look funny, but it can be really painful. The jaw muscle starts spasming after being in that position for too long.
On a girl’s trip to the beach, my bestie was brushing her teeth, when this happened. We found the closest ER & they gave her a couple rounds of muscle relaxers & it still took the doc a lot of strength to get it popped back into joint.
I have TMJ & sometimes wake up with my jaw out of joint like this, but can get it popped back into place myself. I’ve been very fortunate!
I guess "brushing her teeth" seems plausible too...
@@romeogolf4wow what a FREAK. Ur a mf
@@romeogolf4 Hey, I was in the room & it most DEFINITELY happened when she was brushing her teeth! We’re close, but certainly NOT THAT kind of “close”!😂
@@joymcclure564 you should not have shared this story. Nobody will be believed you….. I don’t believe you 😂
And by, brushing her teeth… what do you mean…?
This has happened to me 5-6 times in my life. Mostly after a crazy night in town and lots of alchohol. The morning after when I had to puke, my jaw would get stuck and I had to go to the emergency. Pretty annoying when all you want to do, is lay in your bed and feel sorry for yourself...
Not drinking no more 😅
@@lilibethrodriguez3017 No need to worry! I don't know anyone else who experienced this before, even though the doctors said that its common for young people (i'm not that young anymore). It doesn't hurt, except for when you have to wait for a long time and your jaw begins to get tired :)
@@lilibethrodriguez3017 Only the smelling-tables people are the ones that get their jaw stuck. Unless you are snorting the devils dandruff, you are good.
At least the IV they give you will cure your hangover.
Dafuq
The doc who asked if she was married was on a side-quest 💀
Fr💀
Omg 🤣🤣
I think we all understood what she meant by that lol
I hope he accomplished that side quest 😂
Always one creepy doctor. The kind that would set up a joke like that, over focusing on how she's distressed because she can't close her frickin jaw. Actually triggering.
It's heartwarming to see somebody be in AWE about so many things
Underrated comment right here😂😂😂
Hahaha thank you this was perfect😅
💀💀💀
LMAO😅😅😅
LMFAOOO i hope people get this joke lol
Even like that she’s sweet af
This happens to me sometimes but with a lot less gap, but it’s painful and terrifying feeling that pressure and wanting to try to shut your mouth but feel like you’d break your jaw off if you forced it too hard. Never had to go to the ER for it, hopefully will never have to
Lol the X-ray scene was too funny. I'm sorry you had to go through that but I'm so glad you got it on video.
i know a girl where the same thing happend during a bj
The tech probably let them shoot that bit before the actual x-ray. They don't let other people stay in the room while that's going on.
I found it weird. For the later jaw x-ray their face has to be against the board or it has to be redone. They didn’t put her face against the board so they should have redone the x-ray as a result.
That happened to me it’s so scary 😢 and painful!
They were shooting obliques. Position of the Xray’s was perfect
the way I would be PANICKING
REALLL
I have nightmares about this even though I never had my jaw stuck.....
Not after the muscle relaxers… 🤣
i have lockjaw and girl it’s so easy to panic like i almost shit myself everytime it happens
Stop with this “the way” trash you sound so dumb. How else would you be panicking?
Dude doctor rizzler. Out of pocket with that one 🤣
Nah bro was a creep
I had TMJ in my 30's, and it was difficult to eat and open my mouth. It was stress related. The dental surgeon told me I needed to get rid of the stress, so I left the husband. A month later I was much better. True story. 😁 Stress is crazy at times.
*"What were you doing when this started???"*
- I woulda got fired so fast 😂😂😂
They definitely asked that tho. Same as breaking a bone, it’s helpful to know how
A simple yawn can cause it
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@@Leach-ez7dqthat's why i force my mouth closed when i yawn, i do NOT wanna get lock jaw from a fuckin yawn bro 😭🙏
@@novarayne9388I've come close a few times I could feel it man got stuck for a half a second and kind of forced it closed in a panic 😂
"You're not married yet, are you?"
He was ready to risk it all.
why did he ask that
@@okmoonshapedlimb1505lighten the mood?
@@okmoonshapedlimb1505 You know why.
Always a he. SMH
@@saturdayschild8535 ur joking right?
When that happened to me, I was alone, and could not call anyone on the phone, so i grabbed an encyclopedia of medicine and found the problem and a recommended solution: You just need to grab the jaw and pull the back down while pulling it to the front a bit. The jaw snapped in place without pain or muscle relaxant. However, there are three different conditions know, but the two others are painful. The whole thing btw. was caused by a dentist that made me open my mouth so wide that I could not close it. He quickly put it back in order with the grip I described, but from then on I had to be careful not to open my mouth too wide, but when yawning I did not pay attention and it happened again. It happened a dozen time in the next decade, but I always quickly put it back myself. Has not happened for many years now.
I never did research I always just forced my jaw muscles to close back down, it hurts a lot in the moment but It been working so far the few times it’s happened to me
Same!! It happened to me first while eating a salad and I was so freaked out- my jaw felt unhinged! I couldn’t close it. I was thinking I needed to go to the ER but googled it first and saw that a doctor would just pop it back and so I looked up how to do that and imagined I was holding my face like a doctor would and just closed my eyes and breathed into the moment and let my doctor hands do the feeling. It was terrifying. But it popped back into place! Snapped forward. It has happened like at least 10 more times in the following few years since and I always have to hope I can pop it back. It’s never not terrifying. I’m so glad I’ve been able to do it myself! 😳 knock on wood
I get lock jaw every once in a while when I get a really big yawn. To fix it you just push up right behind the bone of your chin and it will release the muscles. It hurts for a second but goes right back to normal!
Poor dear. It's incredibly painful, you handled it so well and even laughed.
When I was young my neck locked up like that at school that I couldn't even turn my head the teacher sent me to the office & they sent me home ,I went to a Dr in Mexico gave me a shot and was slowly moving my head back & forth in pain then yanked it really hard & I got better after that. I still to this day don't know what was the cause , kinda mind boggling. I guess the shot was a muscle relaxer.
@iHaVeLoserStalkers you like the letter I?
@@adrianpena677you just casually went to ... Mexico (?) to see a doctor?
@@AlphaChinozor maybe... hear me out... they were already in Mexico because they live there
@AlphaChinoz I was like 13 or 14 & my dad drove me , it wasn't as bad back then with the cartels. Oh & it was cheaper back then too!
This happened to me once when i yawned. Hurt so bad. I ended up punching my self in the side of the face and it released lol hasn't happened since, but it definitely unlocked a new fear that I hadn't had before.😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Honestly, I did the same thing. It happened a few times as a kid and I just punched myself on the face and it stopped. Don’t have any problems now but I definitely remember and it was painful..
this happened to me once when i yawned too and i had to completely force myself to relax and it eventually released
Same. I also have TMJ but time my calf muscle locked up so badly when I was pregnant with my first child that I punched it repeatedly while screaming 😂 my husband didn’t know what was happening
I almost pissed my pants reading your response😂😂😂😂
That happens to me quite frequently... i always have to punch myself in the jaw to break it loose
I just move it back on my own😂
Gotta stop blowing guys than
Same when i wake up it locked and i hit my main jaw muscle with my palm and it pops back
hopefully you wait until the guy's finished before punching your jaw?
Yeah this actually happened to me in the morning from yawing too big. Unfortunately we made it to the hospital and it took about 3 hours to get me in. I was in so much pain that they had to put me under to pop it back.
Just so you know this can happen to anyone if you are relaxed enough, and it gets harder and harder the more you wait. Not to mention you are more susceptible for it to happen again after it happens.
Im proud of all restrained comments
Me too lol
😂😂😂 I couldn’t check the comments fast enough.
I'm trying, it's not easy....
😂😂
Yeah, it really takes a lot of effort. I’m not completely sure of her age so that’s part of why I’m not making any permanent open mouth jokes.
Friend: "How'd your jaw get stuck like that?"
Boyfriend: *looks away nervously*
😂
that is fucking foul 😭😭
Yes she has been doing her duties
That's exactly what happened
@@thefunnywatermelon2983 maybe foul but I wouldn't be surprised 😂🤣
I’m so glad mine locks shut. It’s never locked open, but the pain I get with it shut, yeah I can imagine it being open. Muscle relaxers never helped mine and them dislocating my jaw didn’t fix it. I had to wait it out and let it do its own thing.
Longest it ever lasted was 134 days, I lived off of French fries and mufffins because they were some of the only things I could fit between my teeth and straws were a must. It hasn’t locked since that time, but I feel it click every now and again and panic a little bit.
Poor thing, been through this before, it sucks! Great to see her humor through it all. She's amazing ❤
THE DOCTOR MADE MY JAW DROP IM CRYING
She touched rust with an open wound giving her tetanus which turned into lockjaw
hopefully not too far-
Don’t get stuck
that was funny
@@Jessica-rp6koyou really had to tell all that to us
Lol bro was outta line with the “are you married yet” comment 😂😂😂
lol besides the obvious it looks like she can’t really talk either! Double win??
@@jazizo321 Married to the whole team
It's an eastern European expression, meaning the injury has plenty of time to heal so don't bug about it.
It’s disgusting
@@bigbonk3841 No it's not. The saying goes like this: "It's gonna heal until your wedding". He basically said that he hopes that she's not married, because it looks like she would be great at giving head.
You look like a surprised Jenna Aniston. The next clip "surprised Jenna Aniston", next clip "surprised Jenna Aniston" 😂 ❤
This has happened to me countless times, usually if I yawn too wide. Once it happwns for the first time it weakens the stabilising muscles and then it becomes reoccuring, good luck to you!
The fact that she was able to stay so calm, composed and retain her sense of humor is incredible. The real person you are shows when you are under stress, apparently she is pretty awesome.
O I guarantee this isn't the first time it's happened 🙄
Under stress 😭
It's painless and temporary.
Looks like she faking it. Around when the nurse said "I'll give you some muscle relaxer", she closes her mouth
What is there to freak out about? All it was is her not being able to close her mouth. I half feel like she was faking just so she can get drugs
girl you handled this like a champ🥹 being able to still smile, laugh, talk, and treat people with genuine respect and kindness- i would be sobbing and freaking out😭 i hope you feel better as soon as possible!!🫶
Omg she remained respectful and kind , everyone clap and honor her for this. What an amazing person😂
My bad forgot all those goofy ahh emojis 🥹😭
@@taliban223ms3 i'm sure she was in a lot of pain, and she kept very composed and treated everyone as if nothing was wrong. some people would forget, I'm sure you would be a little grumpy.
Are you okay? @@taliban223ms3
I was a mean person when they had to break a bone again, I feel bad to this day
Been there, but I’m a crazy person, so I fought against the hurt, and got it unlocked wiggling my jaw forcefully out of the spot.
I specifically ask to not have bite blocks put in when I go to the dentist because it can lock me up.
im glad they showed the part where they fixed it
Mine got locked shut. It took 3 months to resolve itself, and the relief the day I actually yawned was incredible. My daughter claimed it was an extreme way to lose weight, but the problem was that cookies slipped through just fine!
did it just get shut one day or did you have a seizure first?
@@ficklepickle6406 The day after dental work I tried to bite into an apple and my jaw dislocated. It's called trismus - basically a bad cramp 😂
I loved the cookie comment 😂Glad you are better though.
we had to put one of our dogs down because his jaw got stuck shut, your comment made me think that we didn't have to put him down. so glad you're ok! that must have been scary
Dude this happened to me too it's so painful and I had to get X-rays and the doctor said I have to get my jaw broken during surgery to fix my tmj bc it's tmj disorder but that sounds more terrifying☠️ so I'm waiting on that, Im glad yours was resolved and wish you the best going onward. (I was sneaking my great grandma's pudding during that time as well LOL)
As dentist in training, this is something that can be seen in patients with TMJ issues. Basically your condyle extends past your articular eminence (point of no return) from opening your mouth too wide. The fix is for the dentist or physician in this case to press down on the lower molars with their thumbs and manually redirect the condyle into the fossa 🙂
I've been running around with 'borderline surgery' TMJ hanging over my head for over 30 years. They keep telling me my jaw will lock one day and surgery will be necessary. I dread that day, but hope I can be that calm.
That's 98% true. However sometimes swelling will not allow the jaw to go back into place. It's also accompanied by extreme pain if it doesn't.
I noticed I have TMJ after I got my wisdom teeth out (not sure if it's related). My dentist was the one who put a label on it, I just thought it was odd my jaw clicked if I opened it weirdly. She warned me about this possibility. Not gonna lie... I hope I never experience it cause it sounds... not fun.
Is it dangerous to do it yourself? When I yawn I hear a click and sometimes it locks up but I can usually force it back in place. I’m poor. Lol so I can’t afford no dentist.
Yikes!
Sounds painful!!!
All jokes aside this seems like such a scary experience
Whats scary about it?
One time when i was little, my head(neck) got stuck sideways, my mom took me to an ironworker, it was like he knew a combination, he made me rotate my arms and stuff and my head just unlocked somehow!
“What do muscle relaxers do?”
They relax ur muscles 💀
She was trying to ask what side effects they have besides relaxing the muscles, since she was starting to feel a little loopy
😭😭😭
Oh they do more than that. Speaking from experience
Its a Pity that the issue is not caused by the muscles
Different muscle relaxers achieve that result by different means. Knowing the means by which it relaxes the muscles allows you to anticipate any effects other than relaxing muscles which wouldn't really be considered side effects since they're just part of how the medication works
"you not married are you" is crazyy in this situation
It’s definitely violation
She’s not, but the cause is from bbc’s 💯
@@nobodythatyouknow305Because she’s not married yet? What?
@@nobodythatyouknow305violation???
@@nobodythatyouknow305 is joking a violation? She even laugh, you don't have to be soo sensitive about it.
This happened to my sister. If you get stressed easily but don't fidget, there might be a chance you're locking your jaw in your sleep, as in tightening your jaw muscles.
I would hear my sister in her sleep, grinding and almost trying to bite something on her sleep, and i always thought it was because she was dreaming with food. Turns out she was relieving stress.
She now has to use a retainer every night to help maintain the muscles a little more relaxed.
it happened to me at some point, tbh i never thought of going to er back then because my father who was a soldier had teached me basic medicine and just tips for survival for when if i was alone or just in the wilderness since i used to be a scout so i just decided to try and (quite literally) snap it back, it didnt even hurt but i was just scared i was gonna mess up and literally end up dying or something since my father didnt tell me if there was any consequences or side effects, he just asked me to be careful if i ever had to do it alone, after i managed to get enough courage to do it, i surprisingly didnt die so ig there arent consequences to this so, i recommend!
sometimes my jaw gets stuck while chewing and it makes me panic so bad 😭 u’re so calm
I’ve had that happen and for a few moments is terrifying
😢 When I was 14 my jaw when I woke up was like sideways, I too couldn't close my mouth, but eventually I heard a loud popping in my ears and my jaw seemed to be able too close. Next day I was taken to a Maxillofacial Surgeon, after x-rays he told my Mother, eventually I will be needing surgery.. I asked how and when will I know if I will need that surgery, his answer was " oh you will know when you will need surgery and 2010 while eating my breakfast all of a sudden my jaw went one way and my face seemed too be looking straight ahead.. well being it was 3:20 am, of course nothing was open and I knew there's no way of going to work, I couldn't talk right, the pain & pressure was getting to be extremely painful. I called work, actually I had my husband talk to my work, telling them I would not be coming to work, he explained my uncomfortable situation, next I called my Dentist, I tried telling him my jaw seemed out of alignment and could he help me, he said I would need to go too a Maxillofacial Surgeon, he recommended a Doctor and I made an emergency appointment, thankfully his testing and exam wasn't terribly painful, but that was most likely because of the injection they gave me before the exam. So next they booked me for a TMJ surgery on the right jaw. Once the surgery was completed next came Physical Therapy sessions, eventually my jaw seemed somewhat better, but for a couple of years and having to live and work with wearing these hard like plastic mouth pieces, kinda like what the guys wear while playing sports, too protect the teeth from injuries while playing the sport..definitely what hockey players need. It was very hard to talk with customers, very uncomfortable and didn't help my appearance, like a hockey player who's wearing mouth guards, not a pretty sight, not too mention how awful I must look, and talking clear enough so people could understand me, which was almost impossible to do. So I totally understand this young girls dilemma.
Bless her heart. She handled it better than I would have.
wdym she looked completely shocked that this is happening to her?
Happened to me popped tht puppy back into place, I think it’s still bro Ken tho 😢
@@101k_with_no_videoYeah and I would be crying screaming throwing up shtting myself and be writing my will and sending my final messages to my loved ones. Her being only shocked makes ME shocked.
She's used to it, for views. Don't respond if im right
@@mekshot.You have one sub...no one believes you
This used to happen to me all the time as a child and teen. I taught myself how to yawn small and other things. I was late diagnosed with hypermobility disorde.
oh honey. this looks terrible. i'm so terrified of this!!! i have tmj and sometimes my jaw locks and i can't open it, but that isn't that bad. i hope you're ok!!
She handled this unbelievably well! This had to be such a horrible thing to go through. I hope she’s doing much better now.
It sucks, I have a medical issue from birth where my jaw locks open if I open my mouth all the way, it hurts like hell
Probably because she had a friend there with her the whole way, and helping her to stay lighthearted about it all. Makes a huge difference
For those who have this. I have it and can solve it myself. Open mouth further, then make a left or right movement. DO NOT try to close it, it won't work. Its the sideways movement.
I mean.. as far as injuries or issues... this is Very low on the list of "horrible"
This happened to me but my jaw locked closed, it unlocked after 2 hours , I was at school when this happened 😅
I've had this before, but my mouth was closed shut. Equally terrifying but less awkward. In this case of temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD or TMJ), the cartilage (called the articular disc) between the the skull and the condyle of the jaw bone slipped out of place, causing the mouth to get stuck open or (more often) closed. In many cases, the person can click their articular disc back into place by forcing their mouth open or closed, but if they can't, they have to go to the ER or wait until they can force it back into place without damaging any tissue. The ligaments attached to the cartilage have pain receptors, so it sucks having that sensitive tissue stuck between two bones. 😕
You just reminded me ...TMJ. As a teen I had this. As I got older it stopped being an issue. Not sure why. Lol
Oh jeez, I don’t think i should be hitting the thumbs up button! I’m sorry for anyone who has experienced that!
I’ve always had a lot of clicking in my jaw and some times it’ll almost get stuck. Thank God it never stayed.
I had TMJ and so did so many teens after having braces bc your bite changes. It took a couple years but my jaw finally caught up to the shift in my teeth and my new bite
That first sentence wouldve been the hottest thing a girlfriend could say to me. Then you kept going now my knees and toes ache.
You can tell the Doc asking that question threw her off 😂
Aw girlfriend…I feel u..I get lock jaw sometimes bc I guess my jaw is broken? I have no clue but the dentist told me I had it…& my jaw cracks sometimes when I eat..when it would get stuck like this I would take my palm & put it to the side that was sticking out and jus put it back in place(prob. Not advisable from a medical persp.) but hopefully u got some relief & ur jaw is back in place now❤
That marriage question had her so confused 💀😂
A wife with a jaw locked open wouldn’t be so bad… 🤣🤣
🤣😂🤣I was bugging up🤣😂🤣
@@graemeguthrie8758tinnitus or apples also
@@graemeguthrie8758 I've gotten lock jaw from yawning too hard after pulling an all nighters for school. Stop being a pervert 🤦🏻♀️
@@graemeguthrie8758TMJ?
That one old nurse that has no filter: "dont worry sweetie, you get used to it" 😂😂
It comes and goes, and you do get used to it. Mine locks in closed position, which seems better until you think of yawning. 😢
Lol 😂 I think it was because her jaw will be able to open wider after this 😂
@@drakemallard1486or -- what about eating??? or drinking????? how on earth would a closed mouth be better
@@varena04She could have been yawning. I had this happen momentarily, as it went quickly back into place. I can’t see how she isn’t in pain. I think this can happen with TMJ which I had because of bad mouth and teeth alignment.
I accidentally sneezed with my mouth closed the other day and it felt like my whole head imploded, that shit hurt @drakemallard1486
Bust out with a 🎵 note Sinatra!!!😅
She literally said "till my jaw locks"
Seems like a genuinely nice person, this world needs more people like that.
seem means under the impression. so if you are not sure dont say the world needs more of this.
I don't think the world needs more people who can't figure out what a muscle relaxer does.
The world needs less people who make dumb assumptions about women recording themselves for social media.
lol, get a girlfriend bud
You only think so because she is pretty.
My jaw pops in and out of place. I'm so glad it hasn't gotten stuck like this yet. You handled it amazingly❤️
mine does as well, it's not too hard to pop back in, just have to push down with your jaw muscles.
Mine too
But I know where to press to make it go back
Sometimes it hurts tho
Snek
happens to me too, but i just adjust it back myself. Hurts a shit ton to do but over the time i figured it out. Boyfriend thinks it's super freaky that my jaws just always pop in and out of place
me and my brothers inherited this from our father nothing but this. Good this never happened to us.
this has happened to me more than a thousand times in my life. can’t really count. It can be put back on your own if you wanna save the trouble and money going to a hospital. all you have to do is hold your jaw and bite hard to the correct direction.
Happens to me sometimes, I fix it myself😌
I’m happy she didn’t get mad at the medical staff for laughing. We take our patients seriously and we don’t want to disrespect you in any way. But sometimes we see what we’ve never seen before or something really ridiculous and it’s just a natural instinct to laugh. We see so many gruesome sad things, we have to laugh every once in awhile. We’re not laughing at you, we’re laughing with you ❤
Yeah dont worry we know, we laugh at ourselves as well!
@@SpyrosKos10problem is some ppl get offended and throw fits 😭😭
Yeah, doesn’t lockjaw have to do with tetanus? I’d imagine you DON’T see that very often! And yes, you do need to laugh when you can. Caring for others’ health is both amazing and brutal. Thank you for your service!
@@M00N.L1GHT C. tetani, the bacteria that causes the disease,Tetanus aka Lockjaw. But is usually the mouth not being able to open as the facial muscles are contracting uncontrollably.
POV her the whole time😮
I once yawned so large that I actually ended up popping my jaw out of place. To the point where whenever I would open and close my jaw you could hear a loud popping sound. My mother obviously knew but because I wasn’t in any obvious danger we simply did nothing about it even after telling her that it did hurt and was uncomfortable despite not being enough to make me cry. Now when I was going through puberty my face completely grew in a slightly distorted manner, where my jaw is farther out on one side.
Moral of the story: Just because you aren’t crying doesn’t mean it’s not an issue that needs to be dealt with with
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Crazy so many people also experienced this. I thought I was alone. For those wondering why I didn’t do anything, 1. It didn’t hurt that bad, it was just uncomfortable 2. It hurt to attempt to put it back 3. I was told it was okay because I wasn’t crying. At the end of the day, I’m in my 20s now and this happened in my early teens. I’m well past any attempt to fix it because the damage has already been done. I just live with it now.
Me too! Half of my family members and even some of my friends have problems with popping noises and pain in their jaw, so I thought nothing of it. Then I dislocated my jaw twice in one night by yawning. The ER strapped my jaw shut and referred me to a jaw specialist. Turns out one side of my jaw was growing larger than the other side and my muscles aren't made for that. The popping and pain was from my jaw bone sliding around in the joint. Now I just need to be careful not to open my mouth too widely.
There is a surgery where they put wires in your joints to help your muscles hold the jaw bone in place so it doesn't dislocate.
I’ve done that, got stick wiggled it n it’s back lol for like 5 seconds I was scared, ion yawn so hard nomo.
I had a doctor warn me about my jaw possibly locking. I didn't take it seriously. Good to know.
Similar story, when I was a teen I yawned too wide and my jaw locked open. After 10 minutes it became a burning excruciating pain. I went to the hospital and got it popped back in place. But it's never been the same since. Can't open it as wide, slightly protrudes to one side. My first year of smoking weed would relax my jaw muscles so much that it would risk repopping out of place.
I popped my jaw out of place like that once too, but i just put it back. How come you didnt try
Oohhh tmj is the worst!! Had it once after clenching my teeth in frustration, my jaw licked and I couldn’t open my mouth even wide enough to fit a toothbrush in for a few days. ER didn’t do anything except send me to the dentist who then sent me to a specialist, who then told me I needed physio. Was a slow process and still dealing with it years later, but much better now 😅
I drove to emergency room with lock jaw. The nurse asked me if I was a mental patient. I wanted to curse her out, but I couldn't. My jaw was locked for 2 hours, it was very painful. I was given a shot in my thigh & less than 1 minute my jaw unlocked.
But what were you doing with your mouth so wide open in the first place ... ???
I wonder how does that work.
Reason she asked you that is some of there medications cause lock jaw.
@@felreizmeshinca7459 Ive never been stuck with my jaw open, but I do have TMJ issues and have had my jaw briefly 'stuck' open after yawning sometimes, though I can usually pop it back into place myself.
This sort of thing tends to happen because there is a small disk (similar to those between your other joints to aid in smooth, pain-free movement) in the joint that sometimes pops out of place, or your mandible slides in a way against it that it's not supposed to.
Hahahaha Hahahaha 😂😂😂😂
He so wrong for that joke!!!🤣😆 i can't even believe he really said that.. the laughter wouldve fixed my jaw
😂 I thought I was the only one that caught that 💀
Dude, ER doctors are always the wildest MFs in any hospital. 😂
I'm surprised I actually didn't see a bunch of people mentioning that
I did👋🏼
Oh I mentioned it before seeing this but not taking it down....took too long to write😂😂
tip; if you have lockjaw the way you can fix it is place four fingers on the side that feels most tense or both sides if preferred, press in slightly with your fingertips and pull down gently, THEN slowly push your jaw back into place, go at your speed only, dont do it fast bc you may cause more discomfort and injuries if you do!
Mine was locked shut because of a wisdom tooth that needed surgery. Scary stuff.
I’ve had this happen on 2 separate occasions. I can tell you that it’s funny afterwards but hurts like hell in the moment. By the time you figure out it’s truly stuck, sit in the ER, get an iv started with morphine, wait for x-rays & finally dr coming in can easily be 2+ hours. That was my experience at least. The dr literally took his thumbs & pushed down very hard on my back teeth & it popped right back. I obviously felt nothing in the moment (thanks morphine 😉) but afterwards felt bruised for a day or two.
You described your experience as a very typical visit. Hope it doesn’t happen again EVER! Stay well.
It happened to me at the dentist but I popped it back myself cuz I freaked out. I can’t ever open my mouth wide anymore cuz I get so stressed about it😭 it hurt so much.
So sorry that happened to you. Bet it sucked...🙁
I am so sorry you got bruise, if they would have just done it directly by calling the dentist on call ! It takes 10 mins to release ! There’s no need for x ray as long as you clinical evaluate ! Cause TMJ dislocations are quite obvious.
@@riukatutorialsfeels like I would do this too lmao, I got my foot stuck under a Sheerlift a few days ago, it was stuck sideways and I just mustered all my adrenaline might to force it flat on the ground. I was still stuck but it didn’t hurt that much anymore
Poor Dear! So glad you shared this. Hope you recovered quickly!
Aw this is a cute comment
what deer
Poor deer 🦌
this happens to me all the time and it's the absolute worst. I'll usually just ask my mom to force it back for me tho
I used to have this when i was little...i remember waking up crying because i couldnt close my mouth...my mom would calm me down in the night til it eventually released...we went to the doctor when it became more frequent and they gave me meds....too little to know what kind then but all i remember is it finally stopped but my jaw would click for a while when i would open my mouth to eat or whatever...years later the clicking is gone when i open my mouth and i havent had any issues since. Dr said i may have been grinding my teeth at night and that couldve caused it . Glad i dont have it now
As someone who has lived with this issue for 20 years I can tell you it’s awful. I can’t yawn, eating large items like sandwiches is tricky and going to the dentist is hell. Really hope this is a one off situation
I too suffer from TMJ disorder, my disc slipped and had to get surgery.. now i live in constant fear but can eat properly
I suppose you could say it's AWEful. Sorry
Dude finally, I haven't really know other people to also have it, but your jaw getting stuck together and clicking sucks ass and is painful. The dentist are the worst and the assistant always look at my crazy when I open my mouth a little funny each time.
Does it feel like a cramp on your jaw? Because that has happened to me before
@@oscarnegrete4855 your jaw gets stuck as you open and no matter how much you push, it just does NOT close. The edges (where cheecks are) hurt and you feel like if you force push it more it will just break. Idk if i would call it like a cramp, maybe kinda? I only had leg cramps during pregnancies and they were way more painful and i was unable to move leg because trying to move hurt..but with this it is not the pain preventing me from moving but legit it is not possible 🥲
i died when you just had to lean against the x-ray board😭😭
They have to make sure there is no obstruction or a fracture .
We do what we have to to get the images needed. Just yesterday I had to put on a full lead outfit and hold a baby in a very peculiar position so we could get the views
Thats kinda how most x rays go buddy
Look up how sinuouses x-ray is done. Most hilarious examinaton i've ever experienced 😅
They had her lean because no one stands still enough so they want you anchored in that position
Not the Dr being out of pocket 😂
I’ve had this happened to me 5 times after the second time going to the ER I was like stop giving me medicine just unlock it. But they insist but I learned how to unlock it my self. Very painful but still hate it when I yawn. Scares me every time
That happened to me a number of times when I was younger (when I'd yawn wide). It's a dislocation of the TMJ joint. It can be forced to pop back into place. LOUD crack sound, SCARY AS HELL, and it feels like you are breaking your jaw. My dentist ASSURED me that I wouldn't break anything, though it sure seemed like it! Over the years I've managed to train myself to yawn while keeping my jaws clenched, it hasn't happened in a long time.
It has happened to me a 2-3 times when I yawned...corrected by itself when I closed my mouth but I could hear the bones...ugh
Can confirm. I have TMJD. One morning I woke up with a locked jaw ... Had to slide it around with a clenched jaw to unlock it.... I cannot eat apples ect. My jaw pops and it hurts when I try to bite really hard and wide, like an apple.... It sucks.
Well now I'm never going to be calm while yawning again
TMJ is awful. I’ve only had this happen once and everyone made a joke about it while I was in panic mode. Haven’t let it happen since.
Dentist here. It can cause serious damage repeated dislocations to the joint and ligaments, but mainly joint problems and stiffness
Im so glad your doing better, Jenna. You handled it like a champ. And you kept your humor 😂
I’ve had a dislocated jaw three times. Once I was 9 months pregnant and the docs had to crack my jaw back into place with no meds. Not a fun time, by any means. Folks think it’s lockjaw but that’s when your jaw won’t open. I was so scared the first time- no meds were working to relax me so I was in E.R. for 15 hours, until I finally felt the meds enough for them to knock my jaw back into alignment. I am always left with bruises!black & blues all over my neck, bottom of jaw, sides of face, etc. Thank God for doctors- I was so young the first time it happened to me-I swore I’d have to live like that for the rest of my life. Lolol
Whatever after they told her they were giving her a muscle relaxer miraculously she was able to close her mouth as she was bending forward on the er gurney. Look at the video ppl
@@gretchenpearce2237 don't care, didn't ask...
Sure that was a wild after party. This is the alternate version of "honey, I'm stuck" 😂😂😂😂
I’ve actually had this happen a couple times in the past. I literally had to punch my jaw to get it unhinged. The only way I can describe it is it feels like two bones are colliding together into the muscle while you’re trying to close your jaw. It’s not fun.
When I was 15 I woke up for school with my head like glued to my shoulder. Not joking. Went downstairs to my parents who told me to, “STOP playing games and go to school!!!”
Walked to school with my head stuck to my shoulder. My friends tried to pull my head off my shoulder, 3 of them at the same time couldn’t do it. Eventually, I was sent to the school nurse. Ambulance took me to hospital. XRay didn’t show any breaks. MRI scan showed a kink and twists in nerves (like a kink in a hose) and it sealed my head shut to my shoulder. They gave me injections into the area to try and release it. Staff had NEVER seen something like this before. After 16 hours in hospital it started to come loose, a doctor who was an ex chiropractor knew what to do…. The biggest snap sound ever!!! I felt it go from my neck to my toes but released me. Scary when this stuff happens. Me 1 parents 0
I hope they at least apologized for not taking you seriously!!
In elementary school, I broke my collar bone one afternoon. It was sticking through my skin.
The next morning, my mom pushed it back through my skin, put a bunch of tape over it, and told me I'm not missing school over it.
Luckily the nurse saw me at lunch and took me to the hospital.
My mom was a tough woman. The silent generation and gen x are the toughest people alive.
Chiropractor finally being useful for once.
@@mikey92362tough or negligent??
@@walterpanI would have said "no thank you" when they said the chiropractor was coming.
Lucky y’all didn’t post this on IG 😂
Yeah hahahah 😂😂😂
comments would be vile omg
@@TheTwistDrink why what's wrong with ig (i don't use it)
@dmulqueen2k17 ig people have absolutely no filters the jokes and horny comments would be insane there
@@dmulqueen2k17 good don’t use it
This happened to me as a kid. I was at a kids birthday party and they rented a pony. It started bucking and it kicked me right in the cheek. Of course I started crying as a kid does with my mouth wide open, and everything swelled up while it was still was open. So by the time I calmed down and stopped crying my jaw was locked open. I was at the ER for hours before they could ease the swelling enough to get it closed. I’ve never really been a fan of horses since.
I have this happen a lot. Simply insert your thumbs onto you lower molars. Relax the best you can, push down and back on your lower jaw. If it’s really tight and won’t work, stand in the hot shower to relax the muscle and it will slide right back where it belongs. Been dealing with this for over 15 years. It hurts but man that trick helped me a ton!
She is so chill. I would lose my mind!
That’s how your supposed to handle it freaking out is just gonna make everything worse
Bros been mewing
@@cosicisgone you do it then
Don't feel bad. I told her that was going to happen but she wanted to try and fit all of it anyways smh
@@k3mikal Weirdo
Lmao this happened to me twice, I was diagnosed with something called TMJ. That shit is absolutely terrifying, not being able to swallow anything or close your mouth at all. Everytime I yawn I’m super cautious not to open my mouth to wide.
Mine does the opposite and gets locked shut so I can't open my mouth to brush my teeth or eat anything hardly. Sleeping on the locked side releases it.
you were diagnosed with having a joint in your jaw? crazy
@@gryffenchicken5462 sorta, the condition is also called the joint, you can google it
He meant to say tmd
My best friend as teens had this it’s no joke
This is my daily. I have horrible TMJ and get lock-jaw when talking, yawning, brushing my teeth, eating, etc. I finally figured out how to pull my jaw down and out to put it back in place. You'd think I was old, I'm not even 30 😭
I get this if I yawn too big and have to put it back myself, its hard not to panic
This actually used to happen to me when I was younger, they used to tell me it’s because I used to chew gum all the time. Very scary experience. But it never happened after I stopped chewing gum
I had the same experience! Except my dentist didn't know why mine kept locking and told my mom all they could do was surgery to break it then put it back but it'd probably keep locking so I declined that crap. Just started googling and somehow came across chewing gum as the culprit. Barely chew it now 😂
@@KiaraBraethey’ll do anything to just have fun and cut you open to do a surgery I swear 😭😭😂 my friend went to Hawaii and while she was there she had really bad stomach pain so she went to the hospital. They couldn’t figure out what’s wrong with her and I’m not even lying 4 different doctors came in to convince her to let them cut her open to figure out what’s wrong 😅😅
But why was it doing it?!
This happened to me when I was younger too! I am not sure why though I was always up to date on my tetanus shots and never stepped on anything hard or rusty. My jaw would get stuck and I would have the worst pain.
Grinding your teeth in your sleep can cause lock jaw
Lock jaw is no joke.
I spent 6 years as a merchant mariner working on tugboats. Had a horrible abscess/infection while I was offshore (knew it was coming and “tried” to prepare… bought tons of orajel) I went through like 5 tubes of the orajel anesthetic cream in 2 days…
By the time I got back to the states, guess what? It was LABOR DAY WEEKEND! I had to find ab emergency clinic… they couldn’t get the X-ray equipment past my jaw/into my mouth and had to “force open” my jaw by about half an inch…
Even completely numbed up, it was the worst pain I’ve EVER experienced. I am 39 years old and have been through some excruciatingly painful things in my life.. that still ranks as #1.
Don’t do orajel ya need antibiotics to fight infections.
Have you had a tetanus shot?
Well apparently men give birth now so that's probably ranked no.1 😂😂😂😂
No matter how much you try to explain it, no one will understand that kind of pain! I've been there before... Damn brother... It's horrible... Glad it's behind you now
U need to visit a doc not continue working...
Shorty took that gawk gawk to the next level ❤
That’s crazy cuz everyday I wake up my jaw usually locks so I can’t open it for awhile. Literally yesterday I was in there getting the same X-rays 😭
Similar thing happened to me about 20 years ago. My jaw got dislocated when I yawned too hard. Went to the hospital and luckily the doctors there had seen it before and I didn’t have to go through all the xray, muscle relaxers and other stuff. They basically pushed it back into place. I think I was done in 10 minutes.
Needless to say to after it happened I always control how hard I yawn… 😅
Happened to me about 2 months ago, the ER workers gave me some meds and it took 2 of them to yank my jaw back in place. Overall was a pretty funny experience
I literally control how hard I yawn because of fear it’ll get stuck. It never actually has but I have felt it get there😭😭 it’s terrifying but my curiosity also tries to get the best out of me and sometimes I push the limit to see if it will really get stuck or not but now ima be extra careful 😂😭
Sounds so painful
My sister has that happen like once a year. Pretty sure it's the dentist that usually fixes it though.
Now you just unlocked a new fear in me that’s gonna make a lifetime before passing 💀
Poor girl! TMJ can cause this, and it is terribly painful. She is handling it like a trooper.
I agree. This happens to me daily, but for a few minutes at a time.
Whats TMJ?
@@anthonynavarez6045 Temporomandibular joint dysfunction
@@anthonynavarez6045idk
@@anthonynavarez6045 Temporomandibular joint dysfunction
My sister who lives by herself called ambulance for the same reason. She texted me to call ambulance because she couldn’t talk. It was hilarious.
I had this happened once, crazy how no one in the clinic/hospital knew how to fix it. We had to drive to the university dental clinic where a very knowledgable professor fixed my jaw. I was on an empty stomach so my body was trying to throw up while my jaw was locked and almost broke it.
The doctor taught me how to unhook it for the future, he did it without any muscle relaxants though. At that point, after about 4 hours of jaw breaking pain, him literally taking off my jaw and putting it back in place was the best feeling ever.
Have never opened my mouth very much again without holding it on the sides.
THIS HAPPENS TO ME. last time it was for 5 hours overnight. can’t sleep, can’t drink water, just panic attacks and crying! i have gone to the ER twice and they tell me there’s nothing to be done. worst experiences i’ve ever ever had
You might have TMJ, the best way to go is to go to physical therapy, or just try some exercises at home. Ice is really helpful as well! I find it messed up that the doctors say there's nothing to be done, there definitely is
My ex wife would get it if giving oral for more than 20 minutes, would lock up for 5-10 minutes but usually would clear up quickly. But everytime she would freak the fuck out lol but the first time it happened i thought she was messing around haha
Her jaw got stuck bc she was about to uhh hahahhaha
@@Mr8thwonderofthewrld She was about to what, Mr8thwonderoftheworld? Would you like to share that with the class, Mr8thwonderoftheworld?
Thats crazy! They pooped mine back in with some drugs and then brute force
I’ve had this happen twice. Once was fully popped out, second time was only the right side. X-rays showed that I don’t actually have the socket that my jawbone is supposed to sit in. I have to hold my jaw in place when I yawn, or it’s another wonderful trip to the ER!
Feel a bit better knowing I'm not the only one this happens too at least. But it really does SUCK!! BEST wishes!!
For that it'd probably be good to see an oral surgeon-
I chipped my socket out when I was younger (hit in face by a bowling ball lol) and for the longest time this would happen to me when eating anything wide enough to make it happen. Eventually it sorted itself out, probably since I was 10 when it happened so I still had a lot of growing going on.
Wtf I'm so sorry I'd be freaking out if that happened
OMG! 😱 that would freak me out so bad! I can’t imagine how awful that must feel.
Omg this happend to my when we went to one of my doxter appointments, gave me a little truma but in used to this lmao so i wasent even shocked when it happend (my mom has been in the hospital almost 24/7 my whole life and i got way to much truma from everything thats happend and she got cancer and more stuff but i still get scared even tho im used to it but my mom literally almost has everything that you can have fr fr and i mean like styff as in cancer, adhd and stuff)
Sometimes I experience something like this when I am yawning or biting a big thing (not something like you guys think) but I always managed to put it back, sometimes with my hands sometimes with my jaw.
Had that happening to me about 12 years ago during a deployment with the navy. We were on shore leave and got drunk, and somehow I managed to lock my jaw while yelling at a colleague. Jaw locked completely, and it was sooo so painful, that I could feel it through my booze marinated body.
Managed to bite our ships doctor when she managed to wiggle it back in place. As I bit, she screamed and i opened my mouth again, aaaaand locked my jaw once more.
She fixed me up once again and sent me to bed. I was then talking with another colleague and wanted to see if it was all good. Opened my mouth and for the THIRD time within half an hour I managed to dislocate my jaw.
Havent felt the need to yawn extra wide ever since...!
Ooommgg what a story. So much of that is hilarious in retrospect😂😂
Its called TMJ, I got it in school, they use to do surgery but they just pulled a tooth out, now my jaw just clicks when i eat. Not surprised drs were clueless
Holy shit. My jaw has always been double jointed. I can literally touch the tip of my chin on my Adams apple. Always yawned wide asf and only thing I noticed is my ear canal getting irritated for it. I'm done yawning so wide or I'm lucky for having a double jointed jaw? Idk but damn knowing I have to yawn less wide suddenly after doing it my whole life gives me anxiety. Just the way I process body change it's kinda miserable
God damn son
@@TheGuccibanewhat that mouth do…😈
Wow that's crazy. Hope she is ok now.
Still, one could only ask : what in the world she did before getting herself in such way ?!
@@poplaurentiu4148she probably yawned, screamed or was in shock. When I yawn I try not to open my mouth too wide because I’m scared of things like this .
sadly they couldn't fix her and had to put her down after this tiktok.
Took it all in😅
@@AlbinoLatina dang, new fear unlocked 🔓 😬
The end is me when the brownies kick in
Lmao 😂 the Dr asking her if she was married
I dislocated my jaw like this and was crying in pain. This girl is a warrior!
Happens to me every now and then, but I can relocate it, but it's not fun and always shocks me
To relocate your jaw out your thumbs in your mouth and press down on your back teeth and push your jaw back and chin up Into place. Would recommend doing it yourself but if you had no other choice that’s how you donit
@@A6GYTyes that’s true, that’s what my dentist did when it happened to me whilst at the dentist 😂
You married? 😂
Or you are a drama queen? lol