Bruxism essentially refers to unintentional and constant clenching and grinding of the teeth. People suffering from this problem are often oblivious to the fact that they have developed this habit, and mostly don’t know that treatment is available until damages to the teeth and mouth are harsh. Severe Bruxism can also lead to unexplained facial pain and morning headaches. Although the reasons for Bruxism are many, most patient’s brux due to dental problems. These may include atypical alignment of the lower and upper teeth (malocclusion) and similar issues. Evaluation In case you have symptoms, your dental expert looks for any changes to the mouth and teeth over the next few visits to figure out if it is progressive and to find out whether you require treatment. Establishing the cause If your dental expert believes that you are suffering from bruxism, they try to figure out its reason by asking several questions about general health, daily routines, medi...