I've seen quite of bit of these types of cases at the office. Dentists are great at filling cavities, cleaning teeth, doing root canals, caps, crowns, straightening teeth, but not so good when it comes to TMJ. I see alot that the dentists can't help.
You most likely have a muscle imbalance in your jaw and possible a fixation or adhesion in one side of your TMJ area, not allowing it to function properly. I suggest you find a Physical Therapist or Chiropractor that deals with TMJ problems and see one of them.
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