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Headache caused by bruxism

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Do you suffer from headaches, jaw pain, or toothaches?

Bruxism can cause migraines and headaches, back pain, vertigo, and even facial deformities. Many dentists believe this habit is triggered by stress and anxiety, but it can also be caused by misaligned teeth, mouth breathing, and other factors. It can affect anyone at any age, including children.

How does bruxism cause headaches?

One of the most common complaints among those who suffer from bruxism is headaches. This pain is due to the accumulated tension in the jaw muscles, which, when under constant pressure during the day or night, can generate migraines and headaches. In many cases, people who suffer from bruxism-related headaches do not associate the symptoms with dental health, which can delay appropriate treatment.

What are the most common causes of bruxism?

Bruxism has an origin multifactorial, Among the factors that can contribute to malocclusion are poor breathing habits, stress, sleep disorders, and malocclusion. Whatever the cause, it's best to have a professional dental evaluation to determine the appropriate corrective measures. Bruxism is not just an adult issue. Depending on the studies, it seems that almost the 80% of the general population is bruxist at some point in his life. 25% of the children are and 20-25% of adults are daytime bruxers. Furthermore, a increase in 30% among pre-adolescents, between 10 and 12. At Midsa Dentistry we use the HUMAN BODY TOTAL CARE (HBTC) protocol with ARAGÂO FUNCTION REGULATOR (RFA), ...by placing an intraoral appliance similar to those used in Functional Orthopedics. This allows us It allows the treatment of multiple diseases, such as bruxism, without the need for medication and in a biological way., by restoring oral functions to their normal activity thus treating the cause of the disease that produces the symptoms. In our Dental Clinic in Valencia, are specialists in TMJ dysfunctions, ...along with other pathologies treated through the mouth, with a high success rate. Since we treat the trigeminal nerve sensitization which alters the functions of all the nerves that regulate the functions of the mouth and face, producing orofacial pain. Avoiding the use of medications and allowing a normal life. If you suffer from this condition, don't hesitate to call and request an appointment, We'd be happy to help you.

How do we treat orofacial pain caused by bruxism?

At our dental clinic in Valencia, we specialize in temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders and other conditions affecting the mouth and face. Thanks to our focus on trigeminal nerve sensitization, we can reduce orofacial pain by treating the nerves that regulate mouth and facial functions, which can alleviate headaches caused by bruxism (teeth grinding).

Tips to relieve headaches caused by bruxism

In addition to professional treatment, some lifestyle changes can help reduce symptoms. Wearing a night guard recommended by your dentist, practicing muscle relaxation techniques, and avoiding caffeine before bed are effective steps to reduce the frequency and intensity of headaches caused by [unclear - possibly "eye strain" or "eye strain"]. bruxism.

When should you see a dentist for bruxism?

If you experience frequent headaches, especially upon waking, or feel tension in your jaw, it is advisable to see a doctor. dentist specializing in bruxism. In Midsa Dentistry, We are ready to assess your situation and offer you an effective treatment that will not only alleviate your symptoms but also allow you to lead a normal life without medication. Don't hesitate to call us and schedule an appointment; we'd be delighted to help you improve your quality of life.

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