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Massage Therapist Practice Exam

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Pain and clicking in the jaw is most likely a result of what?

Too much talking
TMZ
Broken molars
None of the above

Explanation

Answer: D Pain and clicking in the jaw is most likely a result of TMJ disorder.
TMJ stands for temporomandibular joint. The disorder associated with the joint is called TMD. It is brought on by a blow to the jaw, or stress-related grinding or clinching of the teeth. Massage is an excellent way to treat TMD.

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