Jaw Issues Can Happen After Whiplash

Matthew D. Lowry, D.C. Matthew D. Lowry, D.C.

Matthew D. Lowry, D.C.

Owner at Southside Chiropractic & Car Injury Clinic

Published Oct 5, 2017
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Because normal jaw function involves muscles and joints in both the jaw and neck, it's suspected that whiplash can disturb jaw function. Using questionnaires and a five-minute chewing test, researchers found that participants with a recent whiplash injury did indeed exhibit impaired jaw function. Journal of Oral Rehabilitation, September 2017

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