effects of alcohol

f86sabrejet | 17:39 Thu 28th Oct 2010 | Body & Soul

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Does anybody ever get painful pins and needles in the jaw joints after drinking a glass of wine or beer?
I have asked a few doctors and nurses but nobody has offered any explanation for this.
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Try asking a dentist!

Alcohol can affect 'sensitive' teeth (with damaged enamel). If those teeth happen to be molars, the discomfort can be sensed as tingling at the back of the jaw, rather than at the real source of the problem.

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many thanks for that, obviously I was asking the wrong professionals!

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