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Is there any relation between constant dizziness, heavy eyes with the jaw alignment and teeth chattering? Why do teeths chatter when upper teeths are kept slightly over lower teeths even when the temp is not cold? Is it a sign of anxiety or any problem is teeth/jaws?
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It's mostly due to anxiety
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there is relation between clenching of teeth and constant dizziness...
clenching of teeth is medically called as BRUXISM...
It is due to so many causes
**Stress and anxiety
**Discrepency in occlusion
**Tmj problems
For bruxism ,occlusal spints are adviced
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kindly visit dentist for furthur clinical examination and management
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There is no direct relation to dizziness per se... Clattering of teeth is called clenching or bruxism.. that can be aggravated with stress and anxiety
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get your eyes checked, may be you need to check your number
get a soft night guard made from a reputed dentist
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present your history to both eye specialist and dentist
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