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What was the cause of loosing your two teeth from grinding, and how did they determine damaged muscles in jaw? What was the diagnosis and how was it resolved? I am going through the same thing i believe...in pain, on motrin,msucle relaxants...and soreness in lower molar.
You may not need a mouth guard. If it is something that you have jsut recently started doing, then it is mst probably stress. Think about your life in general... any weddings coming up? exams? personal issues? Good stress can contribute as well as bad stress.
You may need an occlusial examination - although this is a specialist area. This time of examination basically tests to see if you are biting more prominently on a single tooth. Do you wake up with a headache or jaw ache?
Look up "bruxism", that's what it's called.
You may need an occlusial examination - although this is a specialist area. This time of examination basically tests to see if you are biting more prominently on a single tooth. Do you wake up with a headache or jaw ache?