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Signs and Symptoms


Bruxism causes tempromandibular joint syndrome (TMJ), in which the cartilage around the joints of the upper and lower jaws becomes irritated. This irritation can cause pain in the jaw and ears. Headaches associated with joint and muscle strain are common symptoms associated with bruxism.


The occlusal (meeting) surface of the upper and lower teeth can be ground down so much that an imbalance in closure between the left and right sides of the mouth is created, ...Read the full article