I have had anxiety before but never with these symptoms and I haven't had my wisdom teeth out but the dentist said I have four and I can get them taken out whenever it didn't seem like a big deal and I've never had that bad of allergies.

I've been waking up with my jaw hinge and upper jaw (maxilla) being sore sometimes lasting all day and sometimes it goes away and comes back. lately my throat has been tight as well. Whats up?

Have you slept differently at all? sometimes if I sleep wrong, it can hurt like that.
Almost sounds like tetanus, but not quite.
It can have a lot to do with nerves. Nerves cause a lot of weird pains.
Anxiety also can cause the tightness of the throat. I've had anxiety attacks (from caffeine, before I knew I was allergic xP) and at one point my mouth was numb and my jaw was super sore, and my throat felt really tight.

Since you mention anxiety it sounds like you're thinking perhaps it's just muscle tightness in your sleep. Perhaps accompanied by some teeth grinding. You may very well be right. if you have specific places that have sharp pain, however, it might be something else.

Regardless, chronic pain of any kind should be brought to your doctor for diagnosis and treatment.

You are grinding and/or clenching your teeth while you sleep.

Check with your dentist about an NTI.

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it could be your glands or if not your wisdom teeth but sometimes this could be a reaction to rabies have you been scratched or bitten by any kind of animal

maybe you grinding your teeth in your sleep? -could be especially if you stressed. Tight throat -sounds like you might be getting a cold/flu.

Sounds like you probably grind your teeth in your sleep.

grinding your teeth at night in your sleep?

You're getting mouth raped at night

maybe because your name is chimney, all that smoke?

webmd then ur doc

you perform too much oral sex….

swine flu, joke i dnt know

If you have a toothache in your upper jaw it’s possible that you don’t have a dental issue or an infected tooth at all but instead it may be sinusitis or a maxillary sinus infection instead. and the reverse can be true also. One may think they have a sinus infection but actually have a toothache.

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If you have a toothache in your upper jaw it’s possible that you don’t have a dental issue or an infected tooth at all but instead it may be sinusitis or a maxillary sinus infection instead. and the reverse can be true also. One may think they have a sinus infection but actually have a toothache.

This is a much more common occurrence than one might think. In fact dentists have actually extracted teeth or done root canals on teeth that didn’t need it. You may have other symptoms that indicate that you have a sinus infection or a sinus inflammation starting up.

The maxillary sinuses lie close to the jaw where your upper teeth are located. The maxillary sinuses are only one of four sets of sinuses we have. if you have an infection in the root of a tooth it can cause pain that radiates to the cheek and mimics sinusitis or a sinus problem. as a side note you can also get pain from your jaw joint by your ear- the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), and make you think you have sinusitis or a sinus problem also.

On occasion over the years when dental patients have had a tooth pulled in the upper jaw it has caused a sinus infection because the infected roots are so close to the sinuses.

You want to make sure you understand where the source of your pain or discomfort is coming from so that you don’t pull teeth or get a root canal or visit your arthritis doctor for your temporomandibular joint when it’s not the source of your pain and suffering.

Make sure to review possible sinus infection symptoms first. You don’t have to have all the symptoms to determine whether you have an infection or not. You may be in the early stages also with irritated sinuses and in both cases you want to use natural treatment at home to get rid of it. these symptoms include slight sore throat, coughing, sneezing, lump in your throat, yellow or green mucus, but especially yellow mucus, which can almost always indicate a sinus infection, loss of smell, loss of taste, bad breath, ear fullness, sometimes fever and fatigue. Many people don’t connect their fatigue or just plain tired feeling with their sinuses. Sinus infections are systemic, which means they affect your whole body.

So finally you want to determine whether you have a simple toothache, a TMJ problem or a sinus infection. Checking this out first can save you a lot of agony, time and money. You don’t want to assume it’s a toothache when it’s actually your TMJ or your sinuses bothering you.

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