Possibly!: Your bite or occlusion will change if the position of your teeth move uncontrollably. Malocclusion can do funny things to the temporo-mandibular joint and this in turn can cause headaches, ear aches, neck pain etc. Please go to your dentist to determine the appropriate treatment for your condition.
Answered 2/25/2014
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Yes, possible. : Your neck pain, head pain, and ear issue could be caused by the TMJ on that side. When your teeth shift and change your bite, the change can cause premature and damaging contacts of your teeth while chewing or grinding during sleep. You may want to rule out TMJ and bite issues at your dentist prior to seeing a medical doctor just to be sure.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Possibly: Best suggestion, see an Orthodontic Specialist immediately. The longer you wait the more difficult to resolve your problem.
Answered 2/24/2019
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