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Discoloration of Teeth
Oral Trauma
Sensitive teeth
Toothache and Painful
  Gingivae
Painful temporo-
  mandibular joint
Bad Breath
Irregular Teeth
Mobile Teeth
Acidic erosion of teeth
Bruxism
Dry Mouth
Teeth Grinding (Bruxism)
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Cause


Teeth grinding is generally caused by psychological factors such as emotional stress or pressure. Extended period of teeth grinding will damage the enamel and expose the dentine causing sensitivity teeth.




Treatment


To stop teeth grinding, the cause must be identified. If teeth grinding is severe, you should go to a dentist as soon as possible. The dentist will give appropriate treatment such as fabricating a “mouth guard” to keep the teeth from further attrition.

 


Prevention


To avoid teeth grinding, one should try to be relaxed by having sufficient sleep and exercise to relieve stress from everyday life. Parents should not put too much pressure on their children to prevent them from teeth grinding.

 

 
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