Why dose my boyfriend grind his teeth?
550816
Here is a link to WebMD that deals with tooth grinding. It could be a sign of something serious. Click the link to learn more.\n\nHope it helps.\n\nSincerely,\nTerry
1187347
he's expecting something in return each time he agnolishes you.When he does something and you don't do anything except for smile,he regrets it but tries to play mr.cool,i know exactly what he's doing.He wants you to fall in love with him,or sleep with him or kiss him,he wants something more than just a smile.
627006
It's better to come from you then have him walking around stinking without knowing it.  It's possible he needs dental work done.  There are also stomach diseases that cause bad breath too.  It's time to have a sit down and just straight talk about it.  He might seem hurt but in the end he'll be grateful you told him.
589670
You probably have got a cavity. You need to go to your dentist and get a filling.
183063
Treating them mean and keeping them keen works for a while, but I think they get fed up with it after a while.  You say he makes you laugh 'a bit'.  Is that really enough?  If you hated his habits to begin with, then you'll hate them forever because he probably won't change.  And you can't just stay with someone because they're good in bed.  As painful as it might be, walk away.  The pain will ease in time.  Find someone who treats you with respect and loves you unconditionally.  Good luck :)
639880
My dentist make my upper and lower teeth fit better by grinding off a little of the enamel on the edges of a few teeth. I saw a lot of improvement immediately.\nNot every dentist has had the special training necessary to do this procedure.
1150560
Sounds liek your doctor is a quack. A relaxation CD? Well TMD is a complex disease that people don't really understand all that well but there are steps to treatment. First step is that if you grind or clench at night or in the daytime is to correct that problem. Stressing a bad joint is only going to make the problem worse. So you should stop clenching or grinding during the daytime. At night there is an appliance that is made so that it basically stops you from clenching so hard. It's like a mouthguard with a flat bottom. You can also take muscle relaxants to help with the clenching at night. Probably another important thing is to take something like ibuprofen because it will stop the process of inflammation in your joint and help with the pain. Stop ibuprofen though if it tears up your stomach. There are treatments .... and there are steps.  This guy giving you a CD and charging you money for that crap is not medicine
477026
Its possible you could be experiencing bruxism, talk to your dentist, some peopple who are overly stressed or have parasites can have this.
881733
Usually it is caused by stress or sometimes restorations that are too high.  A bite splint is recommended for grinding at night.
561815
It's called TMJ problems, due to stress and you're unaware that your actually clenching your teeth so hard that you're grinding some of the enamel off. You should see a dentist who specializes in this problem, they'll fit you with a special appliace called a nighguard. This aids in protecting your teeth from the amount of pressure you put on them. They'll also go over some stress relieving exercise that you can practice to help. I find that Yoga also helps.
370594
He sounds jealous and that is his problem and not yours. This can wreck a relationship. Just tell him you are with him and to cut out making problems where none exist.
384452
Happened to a friend. Your teeth develop hairine cracks running vertically. As you continue to chew ice the cracks expand exposing nerves and causing pain. In time you will need                  crowns. It takes several years for that though.
144549
Maybe he's getting teeth already? Perhaps he puts things in his mouth hoping to get some relief but gets pain instead. Poor little guy. Good luck!
1000022
Your heart pumps more blood while you exert yourself.  This expands the inner pulp of the tooth, causing pain.  As you heart rate subsides, the stress on your teeths should as well.
1035547
Clenching and grinding of the teeth is one of the worst things for your teeth.  It can eventually ending up causing you to lose your teeth because the pressure and the back-and forth motion of grinding loosens the tooth from the socket over a period of time.  Not only that, the "grinding action" of teeth to teeth wears down the enamel of the teeth gradually, thereby taking away the protective mechanism for your teeth, leaving them open to all sorts of erosion from wear-and-tear.  If this cannot be corrected (since it happens while you are asleep), there is an oral appliance that you can wear at night to prevent your upper teeth from coming into contact with your lower teeth.  And I bet the people around you will sleep better because things will be much quieter.  It is made out of some type of "plastic", but I'm not exactly sure what type.  Check with your dentist on this.  He can make sure you obtain the right size, shape, and right appliance.  It will save you a lot of money and pain down the road.
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Sounds like TMJ (don't ask what it stands for).  It's the joint of the jaw.  Do you grind your teeth at night?  Most people do and do not realize it.  Get a toothguard at your local pharmacy.  They have several kinds.  Wear it at night.  Also, you're too stressed (this causes pain in the joints).\n\nMy dentist made me a toothguard.  It stopped the pain immediately.\n\nIt never hurts to get checked out by a professional though!
681826
i dont... yo boyfriend need so play fast... he using hsi hands to much(dont let him rub his hands on yo face) :)