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What to do if i have noticed that i have been clenching my jaw shut lately. could that cause a sore throat?
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Possible: Clenching or grinding of teeth can cause jaw pain and surrounding muscles including throat muscles. See dentist for help with clenching. Alternatively, see MD for sore throat.
Answered 4/8/2015
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