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02-15-2008, 12:08 PM
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 Re: Question on muscles, and tooth drift. Lobo wrote: - quote - > A night guard helped a lot with my clenching and TMJ. I'm about to purchase
Might need a different type.........> a third one ... I wear holes in them. NTIs are better. Steve |
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02-14-2008, 02:18 AM
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| Re: Question on muscles, and tooth drift. A night guard helped a lot with my clenching and TMJ. I'm about to purchase a third one ... I wear holes in them. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Delete the obvious to reply to me personally. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Amatus Cremona" <Nicola[at]sottovocce.com> wrote in message news  FXrj.8503$nK5.2612[at]nlpi069.nbdc.sbc.com...- quote - > Clenching. > > -- > / > > Amatus > > / > "TomThumb" <tsoren8[at]gmail.com> wrote in message > news:4f66cf2b-76f2-477f-a149-ef1e31d8903b[at]c4g2000hsg.googlegroups.com... > > I have severe muscle tightness, and spasm problems. On my back, up to > > my neck, and into my jaws. Have been to doctors and specialists, and > > received muscle relaxers. Only seemed to exacerbate the problem, so I > > quit. > > > > Have undergone some major dental work during the past year. Tooth > > extraction, and two bridges. > > > > With unusual muscle problems, I have had to make numerous trips for > > bite adjustments. My bite would change throughout the day. The > > slightest tooth movements, can feel like a major bite maladjustment. > > Then some pain would begin in certain teeth, only to disappear when my > > bite changed again! > > > > All seems to be related to a good muscle spasm day, or a bad one. > > Stuck in this quagmire, I now have to wait several days in order to > > see if there is any "consistent" bite problem, before I have it > > checked. I also have a fear of crying wolf, that can make any dentist > > irritable. Fortunately, I have a very patient dentist. Even > > interrupted him at home a couple times with a problem that he took > > care of immediately. > > > > On some days, I can feel a muscle reach through my neck, under my jaw, > > then up into a certain tooth. It effects upper teeth, as well. > > > > Any research on the connection between jaw muscles, and tooth drift? > > Or tooth pain? > > |
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02-11-2008, 12:00 PM
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| Re: Question on muscles, and tooth drift. Clenching. -- / Amatus / "TomThumb" <tsoren8[at]gmail.com> wrote in message news:4f66cf2b-76f2-477f-a149-ef1e31d8903b[at]c4g2000hsg.googlegroups.com... - quote - > I have severe muscle tightness, and spasm problems. On my back, up to > my neck, and into my jaws. Have been to doctors and specialists, and > received muscle relaxers. Only seemed to exacerbate the problem, so I > quit. > > Have undergone some major dental work during the past year. Tooth > extraction, and two bridges. > > With unusual muscle problems, I have had to make numerous trips for > bite adjustments. My bite would change throughout the day. The > slightest tooth movements, can feel like a major bite maladjustment. > Then some pain would begin in certain teeth, only to disappear when my > bite changed again! > > All seems to be related to a good muscle spasm day, or a bad one. > Stuck in this quagmire, I now have to wait several days in order to > see if there is any "consistent" bite problem, before I have it > checked. I also have a fear of crying wolf, that can make any dentist > irritable. Fortunately, I have a very patient dentist. Even > interrupted him at home a couple times with a problem that he took > care of immediately. > > On some days, I can feel a muscle reach through my neck, under my jaw, > then up into a certain tooth. It effects upper teeth, as well. > > Any research on the connection between jaw muscles, and tooth drift? > Or tooth pain? |
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02-09-2008, 06:48 PM
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| Question on muscles, and tooth drift. I have severe muscle tightness, and spasm problems. On my back, up to my neck, and into my jaws. Have been to doctors and specialists, and received muscle relaxers. Only seemed to exacerbate the problem, so I quit. Have undergone some major dental work during the past year. Tooth extraction, and two bridges. With unusual muscle problems, I have had to make numerous trips for bite adjustments. My bite would change throughout the day. The slightest tooth movements, can feel like a major bite maladjustment. Then some pain would begin in certain teeth, only to disappear when my bite changed again! All seems to be related to a good muscle spasm day, or a bad one. Stuck in this quagmire, I now have to wait several days in order to see if there is any "consistent" bite problem, before I have it checked. I also have a fear of crying wolf, that can make any dentist irritable. Fortunately, I have a very patient dentist. Even interrupted him at home a couple times with a problem that he took care of immediately. On some days, I can feel a muscle reach through my neck, under my jaw, then up into a certain tooth. It effects upper teeth, as well. Any research on the connection between jaw muscles, and tooth drift? Or tooth pain? |
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