i keep losing my voice. the sound goes up and down when i try to talk and my throat feels tight. any ideas why? i am not sick
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Highest likelihood is that this has NOTHING to do with dental problems. As soon as possible, get a diagnosis from an ENT physician (Ear, Nose and Throat or Otolaryngologist.) It may be a polyp or something more serious. Early diagnosis of either is the key to recovery with the least amount of residual complication.
viral infections could be one of the causes.
You should get a referral to a ENT and have a comprehensive evaluation.