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Why do old people keep moving their jaws? Understanding the causes

According to the National Institutes of Health, age-related changes can affect jaw sensorimotor control, leading to involuntary movements. This phenomenon, often observed as repetitive chewing or jaw motions, has several potential causes that are essential for caregivers and family members to understand, addressing the question: why do old people keep moving their jaws?

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