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What does it mean to have a lot of pressure in facial area aka sinuses, and upper teeth along with muscle fasciculations?
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Myofascitis: You could have multiple muscle spasms in the area caused by a variety of reasons. Consult either a physician or a TMJ oriented dentist. Good luck.
Answered 7/20/2015
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