FYI: The following is a list of the cognitive symptoms frequently associated with jaw joint fractures and concussions;

• Anxiety
• Irritability
• Mood swings
• Memory loss
• Mental confusion
• Sleep disturbance
• Ringing in the ear
• Behavioral changes
• Facial and Jaw pains
• Loss of concentration
• Poor Dental occlusion
• Personality variations
• Impairment in judgment
• Intellectual difficulties

• Impaired chewing ability
• Migraine-like headache
• Teeth clenching episodes
• Impaired sense of balance
• The physical loss of strength
• Impaired lower jaw movements
• Severe headaches and vomiting
• Pulsating pains behind eyes
• Post-traumatic stress disorders
• Non-specific teeth and facial pain
• More impulsive and hostile behavior
• Clicking sounds when opening mouth
• Extreme sensitivity to light and noise
• Stress and exercise induced headache

Healing the jaw joint fractures (TMJ fractures) at the base of the skull correlates with the resolution of many cognitive symptoms