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Re: IR and teeth clenching

From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 21 Jun 2002 22:40:29 -0500 (CDT)


At Fri, 21 Jun 2002, Dona wrote: >
>Hi everyone,
>Its been a while since I posted but have been reading the board... I
>just thought I would comment on the grinding and clenching problems...
>I am a Registered Dental Assistant for 14 yeas. I have never heard of
>IR being linked or related .I asked my boss today about this and he has
>never heard of this being related eigther.Although STRESS is the number
>one cause of teeth grinding and clenching and dealing with a serious
>illness such as PCOS on a day to day basis can get you very stressed out
>...(that is part of why I have not been posting!). Usually it is done
>in your sleep or even while awake with some of us ... you should notice
>that this subsides when on vacation or when you put your worries aside
>(or have found out your IR and PCOS is getting better).We recommend
>Biofeedback and stress management to our patients with TMD problems.
>(btw TMJ stands for temporal mandibular Joint... TMD is what is caused
>by grinding and clenching which is temporal mandibular disorder or the
>wear on your jaw joint and teeth). If you are noticing any jaw pain or
>headaches please consult your dentist about getting a night gaurd...
>this can help save your jaw and teeth.Unfortunately not many dental
>insurances pay for these but they are well worth the 500.00+ price tag.
>Anyhow if anyone can forward me a link to a study on PCOS and TMD I
>would appreciate it... but I dont think there is one.
>Dona
>



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