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Is jaw/tooth pain often associated with ssri withdrawal?
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No but: Lit search says no. However uncommon side effect of SSRI withdrawal is grinding of teeth. This can cause dental pain. If this is your suspected problem, see an orofacial-TMJ expert for guidance.
Answered 7/5/2015
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