What is sleep bruxism?

Sleep Bruxism is when someone brings, gnik or clenches his teeth while sleeping. It is the third most common sleep disorder that is behind speaking and snoring. Those suffering from sleep bruxism often awaken with headaches or pain in the jaw, ear or face. Other symptoms include chewed tissue on the inside of the face, indentation of the tongue, damaged teeth, earaches and sensitivity to teeth. Sleep Bruxism does not always occur isolated and sleep studies have shown that those who live with a disorder may also suffer from obstructive sleep apnea or breathing pauses.

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suffering from this condition have been tried by corrective measures such as exercise, yoga, hypnotherapy and acupuncture, with different degrees of success. It can also help reduce daily stress, adequate amount of sleep at night and stick to a soothing night routine. Experts warn that anti-sound and antidepressants are generally not effective in reducing grinding. Dentists often recommend that a person suffering from sleep bruxism use an mounted mouth guard that does not prevent the user from grinding or irrigating the teeth but protect the teeth from further damage. When the condition is present atChildren, parents should discuss symptoms of Bruxism sleep with a doctor.