Strange/tingling teeth sensation when strong urge to pee occurs

I don't even know if this has been already debated on this site, nor if I'm the only one with this "condition", but let me explain: every time that I have a strong (or never the less quite important) urge to pee, just seconds before starting to pee, I can feel a strange tingling sensation in my jaw bone together with some "pressure" coming out of my lower teeth. It is almost like a signal travels up my nerves and reaches my lower teeth producing something like pressure from inside out. From what I can remember, I started noticing years ago, I think even when I was a kid. Is this a thing that happens? I'm really interested if something like this has happened at least once time in other people's life, even regardless of sex.

Yes, it's actually quite common. That's your vagus nerve saying hello 😃

I've heard of the expression, "I have to piss so bad my teeth are floating". But I've never heard of the sensation you are asking about. Interesting.

@BenDover maybe it's the same sensation, but described differently. Maybe it varies from person to person being the base phenomenon the same.

@lee-boy oddly enough I only get this thing when I really have to pee, but with a strong urge from an enema there's nothing in my jaw