Some people grind their teeth when they sleep at night. Although it doesn't seem to be a big problem, it is also related to our health.
What causes people to sleep and grind?
Reasons for sleeping molars 1. Spiritual excitement, nervousness.
For children, if you are excited before going to bed, it is difficult to calm down when you go to sleep, it is possible to grind your teeth at night, but this molar is generally transient and will not wear for too long.
For adults, if the pressure is high, long-term mental stress, it will also lead to sleep molars, in addition, endocrine problems can also lead to molars.
Causes of sleep molars 2. Stuffed food, parasites
Another important reason for children's molars is that they eat more food. Hou Jianghong, director of the Pediatrics Department of Henan Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, said that most of the children with molars he received were molars caused by indigestion. He suggested that parents, To make your child's dinner lighter, avoid excessive intake of big fish.
If there is a parasite in the child's stomach, it may cause the molars, but it is not the child's teeth to let the child eat the insecticide. If there is a parasite, in addition to the molars, there will be vomiting, indigestion and other symptoms.
Reasons for sleeping molars 3. Bad tooth bite
Poor teeth can also cause molars. Because the teeth are not well engaged, the relationship between the teeth is not coordinated, causing the teeth to be worn at night. For such patients, the orthosis is generally used to correct the patient's teeth.
Do you need to see a doctor for sleeping molars?
The phenomenon of molars in adults usually implies emotional stress, or problems with teeth or squats. Psychologists believe that bruxism is a phenomenon caused by the inability to express anger and hatred, or the inability to express lust. From a mental perspective, molars represent a state of mind, especially when it is angry, anxious, resentful, and pessimistic. When people are escaping from the psychological pressure of the unconscious, they will grind their teeth in their dreams or sleep.
Occasionally, molars have little effect on health, so don't worry too much. But long-term molars or too much time after each sleep can reflect psychological and physical problems, and need to seek medical advice in time.
