What could cause tingling specifically in my face cheeks?

Tingling in the cheeks happens when the nerves or blood flow in that area are affected. Common causes include:

Nerve irritation or pressure: This can happen from things like facial muscle strain, dental work, or even sleeping in one position for too long. Changes in circulation: Cold temperatures, flushing, or other conditions that affect blood flow can cause tingling. Skin conditions or allergies: Sometimes rashes, eczema, or allergic reactions cause tingling or itching sensations. Other causes: Anxiety, migraines, or certain neurological conditions can also cause facial tingling. If the tingling is mild and short-lived, it usually isn’t a cause for concern. However, if it lasts a long time, worsens, or comes with other symptoms like numbness, weakness, or pain, it’s a good idea to see a healthcare provider for evaluation.