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Waking up feeling like you had a bad night’s sleep – even though you got plenty of hours of shut-eye? Sometimes your body does things that you don’t realize, and the time you spend unconscious each night can be bad for your health. One common issue is sleep apnea, and another is bruxism, or teeth grinding. This is an incredibly common problem that affects so many adults, and could be a part of your life right now (without you even realizing it).
Consider how much stress you feel on a daily basis. That anxiety has to find an outlet, and we’re not always good at making time to release stress. For many, it comes out through jaw clenching and grinding. Doing this on a regular basis can lead to worn teeth, broken dental work, head and facial pain, and even jaw disorders. Don’t add to your anxiety by worrying about whether or not you’re grinding – just keep reading for common symptoms, and schedule your next dental exam so that we can take a look at your teeth.
If you’re seeing a few of these symptoms, grinding could be the culprit:
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