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Lower Jaw Twitching? |
I have found that when i try to meditate and often fall asleep (whilst lying on my back) my lower jaw starts twitching madly. I am not sure if it's connected or not, but i also have recurring dreams of my teeth breaking up and falling out, It's just horrible... I'm wondering if anyone knows the cause of the jaw twitching, and please don't say teeth clenching or bruxism, because i know it's not that as my teeth do not even touch. sounds like a nightmare. lol, yeah right... and you called yourself a RN? yet confuse physiologocial and psychological. Life Experience? Have you actually had this occur yourself? I was looking for a serious answer, but alas there wasn't one. At least the other guy was humourous. I certainly didn't vote for this. Report It it could be parasite gremlins leaving your body while you purify and relax your mind and soul |
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dr sam is right, you probably have exostoses, or overgrowths of bone under the gums. the bone surrounding teeth normally responds to grinding/clenching teeth in one of two ways. if your gums are ... Bruxism is grinding your teeth. You need a night mouth guard to prevent damage to your teeth . You could even fracture your jaw if you grind too hard and too much. Tension may be one cause for this... My 5 yr old daughter does it too, I took her to the drs and he said it was because of stress!! Been down the school and spoke to the teachers to see if there was any problems, they said no, she... You should go to your doctor to see if this is something to be concerned about since so many people have told you about this condition. It doesn't sound good that you wake up with headaches.... I have had problems with grinding of teeth due to something called temporal mandibular jaw syndrome and at the time that I found out about this I was given a mouth guard as well. I had to get mine... You still clench, but this will diminish over time. The guard prevents the teeth from meeting and locking. The locked grinding causes fractures, TMJ or other damage. (All of which I've expe... I have the same thing. I'm in school for dental hygiene right now too so I get some explanation from the dentist that works with us. when you grind, it wears the enamel down and exposes the ... He needs to see a dentist and doctor , have some xrays and some proper diagnosis and treatment. Self diagnosis isnt a good idea ... |
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