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Sleep apnea
I am grinding my teeth in sleep combined with loud snoring. Every morning i feel a mild headache near my right forehead. What medications can I take to stop sleep apnea?
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Hello ,
As stated that you have a habit of night grinding also called bruxism, most commonly that is the reason for morning headaches..sleep apnea is a different issue..
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we can definitely prevent further damage to your teeth and surrounding structures due to night grinding by providing you a night guard
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visit your dentist six monthly to check your oral health
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Dr. Balaji K
Dentist
23 yrs exp
Chennai
Hello sir. For managing grinding teeth, you must pay a visit to a dentist as it may be a problem with the joints. As far as snoring is considered, you'll have to visit an ENT Specialist. No medications can be given over-the-counter without consulting a physician.
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Dr. Babita Sangwan
Dental Surgeon
22 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Due to clenching habit,there is referred pain in your head .you should wear nightgaurd for night.go and have checkup with dentist.
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