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Always wanted to get up close and personal with your favorite animals but realize they’re scattered all over the globe?

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In the 1970s and ‘80s, many people were told that their jaw ached because of a problem with their temporomandibular joint (TMJ), the hinge-like connection on either side of the head that allows the lower jawbone to move up and down (see illustration).

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CLEVELAND – Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James had a benign growth removed from his right jaw during a five-hour surgical procedure at the Cleveland Clinic on Tuesday.

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Dr. Jose Michelle Reyes, president of the Philippine Functional Jaw-Orthopedics, said temporomandibular joint (TMJ) syndrome is often mistaken for other illnesses because its symptoms are common.
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CLEVELAND – Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James had a benign growth removed from his right jaw during a five-hour surgical procedure at the Cleveland Clinic on Tuesday.

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Dr. Jose Michelle Reyes, president of the Philippine Functional Jaw-Orthopedics, said temporomandibular joint (TMJ) syndrome is often mistaken for other illnesses because its symptoms are common.
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