Teeth grinding at night could be caused by many things. I grind my teeth at night and have for about 22 years. I was told when I was younger that I would grow out of it, but it just keeps getting worse. I have been put on antidepressants for the grinding (although I do not consider myself to be depressed..at all) and that seemed to help. The justification for the antidepressants was that teeth grinding is a way to release tension from various stressors that may be present in a person's life. They also make mouth guards, which I have used as well. If you were interested in one of those, I would not buy one at a drug or grocery store, I would go to your dentist and have him fit you for a guard that is specifically for you. Tgdan: The problem you may have there is that some anti-depressants can actually cause as a side effect! I don't understand why you would be given anti-depressants to stop you from grinding your teeth. Anti-anxiety drugs would make more sense but I believe these also can cause bruxism. It's certainly true that over-the-counter nightguards can vary in quality, but even the most expensive OTC nightguards are significantly cheaper than a custom made device from a dentist.
I wish someone who knows can tell me how to stop grinding my teeth...I dont know if I do it in my sleep, I definitey do it whe I am awake....I bought a mouth guard and am due to collect it from my dentist next week.
Does anyone know if orthodotic treatment would help
Hi
Teeth and other oral issues are directly related to the stomach. Simpler diet like fruits and vegetables is good for teeth. If you have teeth grinding problem it is because of your stomach better take medicine that can clean your stomach. There can be some parasites in your stomach "teeth grinding" is a symptom of parasites in stomach.
"The abnormal grinding, clenching, and gnashing of the teeth. This condition occurs most often at night, and it may be linked to the restlessness and anxiety caused in the body by the parasite's release of waste and other toxins."
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Fred
They (psychologists etc.) say this habit is caused by a stressful day. I'm pretty sure this is still a hypothesis though. Try buying one of those rubber mouth guards they have at dentist' offices. They sound dangerous but they'll probably help.
There isn't a single answer to this question as it could be a list of things, such as stress, nightmares, or even mental disorders such as PTSD can be the cause of such.
Caffeine intake is also known to be a factor that can cause you to grind your teeth. Try to avoid caffeine before bed, and minimize intake during the day.
Other reasons for teeth grinding while you are sleeping include:
Teeth Grinding is medically known as Bruxism.
Teeth grinding cases stem from stress or anxiety that affect people subconsciously while sleeping.
Eventually, such a habit can damage the teeth or cause other complications.
Mental and Emotional Cause:
1. Stressful Lifestyle
2. Sleep disorder
3. Suppressed Anger
Physical Causes
1. Teething
2. Genetics
3. Medication
4. Illness
5. Dehydration
6. Misalignment
If your awake when you grind your teeth your obviously conscious of it... so maybe its a habit or boredom Talk to your dentist
Yes.Worms have teeth! By: Chloe
Your kids, and everyone else should not consume pop at all. It rots your teeth and causes a young addiction to caffeine.
This is sometimes a symptom of pin worms. It does not always mean worms though. Teeth grinding can be a sign of other things, or a totally normal process. It is best to talk to your pediatrician to narrow down the other symptoms.
Gritting or grinding teeth (the medical term for it is bruxism) is fairly common among young children, affecting three out of every ten. It is seen most often among kids under age five. No one knows exactly why they develop this tendency, but it could be because their upper and lower teeth aren't properly aligned. Other possible causes are pain - such as an earache or eruption of a tooth - or even stress, perhaps due to frustration or tension at home or some change in routine. Most kids outgrow this habit when they lose their baby teeth and, fortunately, it usually doesn't hurt their permanent ones. As long as your child doesn't complain of soreness in her jaw or face in the morning, she's unlikely to suffer any ill effects. However, to be sure that the grinding isn't wearing down the enamel on her teeth, it's a good idea to take her to a pediatric dentist, who should be able to figure out whether the grinding is due to misaligned teeth or something else. If the problem is stress, reassurance may be all that's needed once you know what the trouble is. Getting into a routine of relaxation before bedtime can help, as well- a warm bath, music, or reading a book, for example. If a child's teeth are being damaged by the grinding or when kids complain of pain or soreness in the face or jaw, a dental appliance called a night guard should be considered. Your dentist can tell you whether this is necessary, but very young children generally don't need guards. (If one is recommended, you're probably better off with a guard molded and fitted by the dentist rather than one sold over the counter, which may not fit or work as well as a custom appliance.) I wouldn't worry too much about this. In all likelihood, your 8 years old child will outgrow the grinding by the time her permanent teeth come in.
Get the teeth pulled
Kids juice stains our teeth because of the artificial coloring inside of it which will stains teeth as we drink it.
Maybe, maybe not. kids grow and lose teeth. Answer... A child normally has 20 milk teeth. See related link...
Kids
So kids can be smart in the morning
Most kids in the US do not. Teens that get less than 8 hours of sleep most nights are more likely to have thoughts of suicide. HW is the #1 reason for sleep-deprived kids.
4-9 hours of sleep
they can sleep with there parents in there bed or if they had a sleeping bag they can sleep with them but in the bed in the floor