
harlowred7
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brush them.
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Aisle897
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If you keep your mouth open it could be the sensitivity. Mine does the same thing. Just try breathing in through your nose and out your mouth and that should help.
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One and only
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do you leave your mouth hanging open?
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soggly
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Maybe your nerves are just shook up after running or you might have a cavity which might cause it.
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.....
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It happens to me too, I dont know why
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Stella M
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what type of wierd?
pain : you ate to much sweets
cold : go see a dentist
sort'a loss : maybe they are loss
or drink more milk
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je q
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you kno it's not big deal.......but if u having problem then u might wanna check with doctor......if ur fell weird just for two or three min then it's fine that not a big deal
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KIm
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my teeth do the same thing when I am having sinus problems.
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jonaslover<3
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It might be due to sinus's, or you are catching a cold.
It happened to me before, so I'm familiar with the concept.
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butterfly
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Your teeth is loose. LOL
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Cinder
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you have sensitive teeth could be the wind, Try a sensitive toothpaste like sensodine.
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Kasumi A
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The nerves and vessels in the teeth are very sensitive, and normal wear on them may make them more sensitive to the increased circulation associated with exercise. Also, the impact of running may also cause them to grind, or collide during the routine. Try purchasing a cheap mouth guard and wearing it during your exercise and see if that helps.
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