Bruxism

Symptoms of Bruxism (Teeth Grinding)

The consequences of bruxism can be varied, ranging from premature tooth wear to frequent headaches and facial pain. Here is the list of symptoms of bruxism, if you have one or more of these symptoms, make an appointment now with Dr. Amy or Dr. Paul to quickly assess which treatment would be best suited to your situation.

Bruxism manifests itself through a range of symptoms that can vary in intensity from person to person. Common symptoms of bruxism include teeth grinding, which can sometimes be so loud that it wakes the sleeping partner.

Damaged, chipped or prematurely worn teeth are also common signs.

Here is a list of common signs that may indicate that you are bruxing:

Abnormal Tooth Wear: Premature wear, chipping or flattening of teeth can be a sign of bruxism. With a simple examination, the orthodontist can tell if you grind your teeth.

Tooth Sensitivity: If your teeth become sensitive to hot, cold, or sugary foods, it may be related to bruxism.

Facial or Jaw Pain:
Pain in the face, cheeks, or jaw, especially upon waking, may be symptoms of bruxism.

Grinding your teeth? Consult an Orthodontist!

If you suspect you have bruxism, it is essential to take immediate action to protect your dental health and overall well-being.

No more grinding your teeth… Consult an Orthodontist at Archambault & Morton.

An orthodontist can assess the severity of your bruxism, perform a thorough examination of your teeth and jaw, and provide an accurate diagnosis. Archambault & Morton Orthodontists in Vaudreuil-Dorion has a team of experts ready to help you.

Dr. Amy Archambault and Dr. Paul Morton will examine you to understand your condition and put in place a treatment plan tailored to reduce the negative effects of bruxism as quickly as possible.