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While your x-rays show your teeth are healthy, pain and pressure in your molars while eating could be related to RA medications rather than the teeth themselves. Some RA medications can cause oral side effects that affect eating and chewing comfort.

Common oral symptoms that RA patients experience include
• Dry mouth Show Full Answer

While your x-rays show your teeth are healthy, pain and pressure in your molars while eating could be related to RA medications rather than the teeth themselves. Some RA medications can cause oral side effects that affect eating and chewing comfort.

Common oral symptoms that RA patients experience include:
• Dry mouth (xerostomia) which can make chewing difficult
• Mouth soreness and discomfort, especially when eating
• Sensitivity and pain
• Trouble chewing or swallowing It's important to discuss these symptoms with your rheumatologist, as they can help determine if your medications are contributing to the discomfort and suggest ways to manage the pain. They may be able to adjust your treatment plan or recommend solutions to help make eating more comfortable.

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