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Bruxism teeth grinding

2021-05-21 13:54:20
Grinding teeth at night while sleeping. What maybe reason for that ?others feeling irritated when their sleep got disturbed because of grinding teeth. Does bruxism cause  any psychological disorder? How to cure this?
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You can get teeth guard from your dentist. Also sometimes,some prescription medication can be the cause of bruxism as side effect.

Answered2021-05-21 14:10:42

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More history is required and any other symptoms etc. Consultation needed.

Answered2021-05-21 14:03:02

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