Teeth Grinding

Tinnitus, also known as ear ringing, is a distressing condition that affects millions of people worldwide, sometimes without being aware of it until it evolves into a severe case. While its exact causes are varied and can be elusive in many cases, recent research has shed light on a potential link between bruxism (or teeth […]

Stress has always been one of the main focuses when looking for a source of a patient’s teeth grinding and clenching problems, so it shouldn’t be completely surprising that a disorder that’s known for being the result of trauma and stress could also coexist in a person with teeth grinding problems. Recent research suggests that

Bruxism, characterized by the clenching or grinding of teeth, is commonly attributed to factors such as stress, neurological conditions, and malocclusion. However, research has suggested there was another medical condition hidden in plain sight for years as a myth and only recently was confirmed to be a culprit: intestinal parasites. Teeth grinding and parasites have

Teeth grinding, also known as bruxism, is a common dental condition that most individuals in the world are likely to experience at some point in their lives. Occasional grinding may not cause much harm, but chronic, prolonged and untreated bruxism can lead to permanent damage to the teeth and overall oral health. We’ll seek to

Teeth grinding, or bruxism, is a common issue faced by children,and their parents, but the exact causes and triggers remain unclear. If you’re a parent wondering why kids grind their teeth at night or during the day, we hope to provide insight in this blog post into the reasons behind this condition, its prevalence, and

Do you wake up every day with a headache or jaw pain, feeling tired like you didn’t get any sleep at all but don’t actually remember waking up? You might be told you have a parasomnia. Parasomnias are a group of sleep disorders that involve abnormal behaviors or experiences during sleep. From sleepwalking to night

Sleep bruxism, or teeth grinding during sleep, is a prevalent and potentially serious condition known to cause dental issues. Even people who don’t know the term bruxism know that clenching and smashing your teeth and jaw together can’t be good for you in the long run. However, recent studies have revealed that the health implications

Professional, medically proven treatments for any medical condition are essential, but we all need natural and quick solutions to a lot of our health problems while we can get an appointment with a physician. This is no different with our dental health, especially in cases of teeth grinding or bruxism, which is a prevalent, although

Introduction Navigating the interconnected web of anxiety, teeth grinding (bruxism), and headaches can often feel like a lonely and daunting task. As the narrative surrounding women’s wellness continues to evolve, it’s crucial to understand how these conditions are intertwined and impact our everyday lives. Buckle up as we explore this intriguing journey together! Understanding Anxiety