Possible: Crowded teeth can make you feel pressure at times but usually quick and not anything pathological. When you visit the orthodontist, let them know about your symptoms.
Answered 10/1/2012
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It is possible: The way your upper and lower teeth match is important on how your TMJ works. If there is a poor fitting or lack of fitting they will affect the way the muscle in your face work. This lack of balance would produce over active muscles , producing pressure.I would recommend you to have a dental evaluation.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Yes: Any malrelationship of teeth and/or jaws can trigger signals from your body that something's wrong. Why not go see an orthodontist for initial examination (probably complimentary) and rx suggestions (if warranted).
Answered 5/9/2013
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