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teeth,hurting, clenching and jaw snapping. I have that, I also have the mouth guard. But my Dentist said that my teeth are fine and that it is my ms doing it. So the neuro uped my gabapentin, but still every once in a while my teeth will hurt or jaw will snap.

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