Why doesn't it pain to our jaws, even if we are continuously speaking..
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ya it's starts paining if we continuously speak bcoz when we speak our jaw moves and it is a strait muscle which need relaxing after some time bcoz it cannot move continuously. it get tired after some time .
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I mean that, daily we speak in school, home... why doesnt it pain?? If we walk for hours and hours , our legs get pained.. but in this case, we dont get much pain as compared to it..
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hello, ur answer is ofcourse right, but not totally... please dont be overconfident!!
sorry but i m not being over smart but I know that much about it
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Teeth grinding and arthritis may be causes of jaw pain but the most commonly reported is temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ). There are several possible causes of jaw pain and these may be related to physical injury, nerve problems, or blood vessel problems.
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