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Teeth grinding is more common than you may think, but there are a lot of people that have it and are not aware of it because it usually occurs during the night while they are sleeping. It is usually brought on by stress but can also come about because of improper teeth alignment, TMJ problems, or even sleep disorders. If you are a teeth grinder there are a few steps you can take to stop this condition from wearing away your teeth even more. After all, if bruxism is left untreated it will cause cracks in your teeth which will lead to sensitivity, cavities, and possibly the need of a crown. To save you a lot of future dental expenses down the road you should make stopping teeth grinding in your sleep a number one priority. Continue reading →