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What causes involuntary mouth movements in the elderly?

According to research, oral-facial dyskinesia, including involuntary movements, is a common occurrence in the aging population. Understanding **what causes involuntary mouth movements in the elderly** is the first step toward effective management and improving a loved one's quality of life.

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What is an involuntary jaw movement in the elderly? Causes, symptoms, and treatment options

According to the Dystonia Medical Research Foundation, oromandibular dystonia—a cause of involuntary jaw movements—is most common in women and typically begins between the ages of 40 and 70. But what is an involuntary jaw movement in the elderly, and what are its causes, symptoms, and treatment options? These involuntary movements can range from subtle chewing motions to more severe clenching or spasming, significantly impacting quality of life for seniors.

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