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Can my medications cause jaw clenching?

Yes, certain medications can cause jaw clenching as a side effect. This can lead to headaches and jaw pain. It is recommended to consult with both your doctor and dentist if you are experiencing these symptoms. They may be able to provide solutions such as anti-bruxism mouth guards. If you are having trouble sleeping or experiencing increased anxiety, it is important to speak with a healthcare professional to address any concerns and make any necessary adjustments to your medication.

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