Yes, it can definetly be a factor. Panic attacks during sleep, as well as general stress and anxiety, can cause grinding and clenching.
A person may do something like clench their teeth during a seizure, but epilepsy does not cause bruxism.
Grinding teeth usually happens at night. This is called bruxism, and dentists agree that we grind our teeth sometimes. This happens when we are stressed, worried, or has anxiety. You can go on google to find out more about bruxism.
Medical and dental histories and examinations are necessary to differentiate bruxism from other conditions that may cause similar pain
I haven't heard of a cure, but there are devices that your dentist can make for you to keep the bruxing down . I will let you know that they can run a little high, price wise.
Bruxism is the habit of grinding one's teeth, especially in situations of stress or when asleep. Doing it while asleep is not uncommon.
Bruxism may cause permanent damage to teeth and chronic jaw pain unless properly diagnosed and promptly treated. The behavior may be eliminated if its underlying causes are found and addressed.
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She was experiencing jaw pain from her bruxism, which caused her to unconsciously clench and grind her teeth during the night.
Bruxism treatment is not a treatment, it is also known as teeth grinding, the treatment for Bruxism is mouth guard, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), splints, correcting misaligned teeth.
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Nocturnal bruxism means grinding teeth during sleep.