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We first need to evaluate the cause for grinding.. it might be due to anxiety... stress..
we need to do behavior management of the child following appliance if it might have been required
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Don’t delay.. persistence of it will lead to jaw pain afterwards
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Grinding of teeth at night by children may also be a sign of a sleep disorder where they may not be able to breathe properly in sleep. All probable causes of the bruxism need to be evaluated to confirm a diagnosis.
Grinding teeth at night needs a full and thorough examination as there are multiple reason for this to occur. I would suggest you to visit a pediatric dentist for further evaluation for management.
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