Orofacial dyskinesia, also referred to as tardive dyskinesia is a condition characterised by involuntary movement of the facial and mouth muscles. It is associated with the long-term use of antipsychotic medications and is typically irreversible. Early recognition of the condition and withdrawal of the offending medications can help prevent development of the condition.
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