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Is involuntary jaw movement for no reason a worry ? for past six months i experience regular jaw snapping and teeth clashing due to this . it happens during rest and talking . is this a potential movement disorder?. suffer chronic migraine?
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The causes may be neurologic. Seek consultation with a Neurologist.
Answered 9/25/2023
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