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Does quetiapine 25 mg causes bruxism or teeth grinding?
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Quetiapine has the potential on occasion to cause extra-pyramidal reactions and/ or tardive dyskinesia. Contact your prescribing doctor ASAP, as if the adverse problems are present, intervention is needed.
Answered 12/12/2022
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