Bruxism

Bruxism is a fairly serious disease that, if left untreated, can lead to many complications. Although the causes of excessive grinding are unknown, at least a few factors favor this unpleasant ailment can be distinguished - chronic stress, malocclusion, neurosis, genetic conditions. Bruxism mainly affects children, less often people between 15 and 39. After 40, it is rare. The presented disease is characterized by increased activity of masseter muscles, leading to strong clamping of teeth and their friction. This ailment belongs to the subgroup of sleep disorders - parasomnia - because it occurs during sleep. Untreated bruxism can lead to abrasion and, in extreme cases, even to broken teeth. At a later stage of the disease, degenerative and inflammatory conditions appear, which translate into major pain, including headache. In addition, the sound of grinding teeth can cause difficulties in falling asleep partners of sick people. The J’adore Institute specializes in fast and most importantly effective bruxism treatment.