Trouble With Sore Jaws? Unravel The Mystery!

Do you often wake up with sore teeth or a sore jaw? If yes, then you're probably grinding your teeth or clenching your jaw at night. It's important to figure out what's going on because it might lead to long-term issues. The condition, known as bruxism, is common in children but is more commonly accepted in adults. Bruxism is thought to occur in the central nervous system, according to research. Antidepressants, especially SSRIs (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors), as well as anxiety and stress, have been linked to teeth grinding in studies. For certain people, a competitive attitude, alcohol use, smoking, and family background may all play a role. Signs of clenching/grinding at night : Loud grinding or clenching that wakes your sleeping partner Teeth that are flattened, broken, chipped, or loose Enamel wears away, revealing deeper layers of the tooth. Tooth sensitivity has increased. Soreness and pain in the jaw or face Muscles in the jaw are tired and rigid. Press...