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Teeth grinding & clenching
Good Evening, I'm 27 y/o guy, i have a problem of teeth grinding and clenching while I'm sleeping. I feel like my tooth will fall out of mouth it gets so loose after waking up. How do i stop this problem?
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Hi there.
I see here many colleagues
have already answered your question.
Hope you are feeling better now.
Just to add my bit.
Yes you may be having dental clenching habit based on your history.
Yes this needs treatment.
This can only be done only by visiting a dental clinic.
No getting it treated can result in many complications later.
Next Steps
visit a dental clinic for a checkup
Health Tips
don't buy any over the counter or online sale treatment. instead get treated by a Dentist.
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Now the real problem is anxiety or stress due to any factor -
Lost job, financial dependence, stress due to any mishap or sudden shock... covid related crisis.. with which everyone is dealing...
Second one is due to any of above body tries to counter and we get habituated for nocturnal griding ( bruxism )
If your tooth come in contact more than what is required then definitely it will create pressure on opposing teeth, attrition and TMD and muscle pain or Jaw pain...
Systematic approach will help you resolve the case...
Positive attitude - Search Job - stress free life and more engagement - good sleep and your bruxism will reduce automatically...
Good luck.
Next Steps
bite guard will prevent contact of teeth when you are sleeping but not resolve the case.
need extra efforts.
Health Tips
meet some TMD expert.
search ambrose TMJ on Google to get contacts.
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Hello dear
I think you are suffering from bruxism.
It needs both psychological and preventive therapy.
For further details you can consult me
Thanks
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Hello
Your teeth grinding habit can lead to various effects on your teeth, tm joint and whole face.
Grinding can lead to wear of the enamel layer and ultimately of the dentin leading to sensitive teeth.
Tm joint disorders- pain and soreness of muscles of chewing.
With time overall decreased vertical facial height.
It is always advised in your case to get a night guard made. You need to wear it and you will see changes on your own.
Avoid stress as much possible and start getting good sleep.
If you want to consult we are available on video consultation through the platform.
Next Steps
Get a professional consultation done
Health Tips
Get night guard asap and prevent your enamel layer as much as possible.
Stay safe and keep smiling
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You need to consult a dentist as he may help you with changing or stopping this habit through appliances or exercises
Meanwhile he can give a customized nightguard to protect your teeth from wear and tear
Next Steps
visit a dentist
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definitely get a night guard
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It can be due to bruxism. Night guard can be given. Visit your dentist regarding this. Loose teeth may be due to gingival recession. Get your teeth cleaned by a dentist.
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Hello
Yes teeth grinding leads to many issue like teeth attrition and tmj issue
Visit clinic ,dontor ll fabricate Night guard .u have to wear night guard
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Hello
The condition you are describing sounds to be bruxism ( unconscious night grinding). It wear outs the enamel as well followed by dentin which can lead to sensitivity or further damage to your nerves( pulp).
Next Steps
A night guard is given in such situations. Visit your nearby dentist. Get thorough diagnosis and treatment.
Health Tips
Avoid caffeine or alcohol near to bed time. Avoid stress. wear a night guard. It will take sometime but it would be really beneficial
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Teeth grinding and clenching, also known as bruxism, can cause damage to your teeth and jaw. To help stop this problem, you can try the following:
Wear a night guard: A night guard is a device worn over your teeth to protect them from grinding and clenching.
Relax before bed
Avoid alcohol and caffeine
Stress management
Next Steps
Consult at Clinic: Consult with us ,can evaluate your condition and recommend treatments tailored to your needs.
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It's important to keep in mind that it might take some time to find the solution that works best for you, but with the right approach and persistence, you can reduce or stop your teeth grinding and clenching.
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U can visit your Dentist to get a complete examination of your teeth. How much teeth disruption has occurred. If it's just started, U can get a mouth night guard made from any dental clinic.
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