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Old 01-04-2013, 09:23 AM #1
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Default electric shock pain and twitching while getting dental work
When I have this one tooth (behind canine/upper) worked on, I get electric shock type pain with uncontrollable twitching sensation in upper lip above and forward of that tooth. Like a nerve was being probed. Because it's so short lived, I am not concerned, but the feeling I get - a sense of dread and irritability that causes me chest pain; now that concerns me. This has happened 2x in that one tooth. No others (and I've had extensive work).

Does anyone have an explanation?
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