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Old 06-24-2017, 06:33 PM #1
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Default Teeth Hit Food
Hi,

I accidentally smacked my teeth hard into a biscuit and kinda got jarred.

Been suffering from PCS for the last 2+ years, latest hit was 14 days ago.

Wondering how intimately teeth are connected to the brain/skull or anything or is this brain fog just my anxiety? Has anyone suffered a setback from smacking their teeth hard into something accidentally?

Thanks
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