Bruxism

You happen often dig your teeth without noticing, especially at night?

You wake up pain in the jaw, headaches or the feeling of having “lapped” teeth?

You may suffer bruxism, a much more common disorder than you think, often tied to stress stress, anxiety or sleep disorders.

The bruxism can manifest in form night or diurnal, and in both cases consists of tighten your teeth or unconsciously move the jaw.

This involuntary behaviour causes time dental wear, teeth consumed, muscle tension and persistent pain, until it causes actual alterations of the mandibular posture.

Causes and symptoms of bruxism

The causes of bruxism are different: stress is one of the main factors, but also postural problems, occlusal disorders, anxiety and psychological factors can contribute.

In children, it is often manifested in conjunction with the growth or change of teeth.

Between symptoms of bruxism more frequent we find:

• Mandibular pain or stiffness when awakening

• Headache, especially in the morning

• Cervical pain and fatigue

• Limous teeth or chipping easily

• Sleep disturbances and frequent awakenings

One diagnosis of bruxism can be made by the dentist or a specialist in gnatology, which will also evaluate posture and mandibular functionality.

How to cure bruxism

Come on Farm Convenience you can find different remedies to deal with bruxism, in particular:

• Blouses for bruxism and dental bite, ideal to protect teeth at night

• Plate for bruxism and night parades, designed to reduce friction and relieve mandibular tension

• Products for jaw relaxation and muscle decay

• Supplements or treatments to manage stress and anxiety, frequent causes of bruxism

• Devices to improve quality of sleep and reduce night awakening

For a complete treatment, it is useful to associate also exercises for bruxism and, in more complex cases, evaluate custom therapies with the support of a gnatomy.