It's time to link up with Jennifer for:
I went to the dentist because I have a sore tooth. There's nothing like a little pain to make you realize how lucky you are when you don't have pain. With that in mind, here's my positive thought:
Here's what the dentist thinks: I'm grinding my teeth during my sleep. He asked me if I've had any unusual stress lately. I really don't think I'm grinding my teeth, but I do know the answer about being under stress. Any way, I need to call the dentist next week to see if there's any change in my sore tooth/teeth. Actually, my teeth and mouth are sorer now after going to the dentist. I'm thinking my teeth will feel much better after the upcoming long weekend - if the cause is truly stress.
I'm hoping to read some real positive thoughts in Jennifer's link-up this week!
I went to the dentist because I have a sore tooth. There's nothing like a little pain to make you realize how lucky you are when you don't have pain. With that in mind, here's my positive thought:
Here's what the dentist thinks: I'm grinding my teeth during my sleep. He asked me if I've had any unusual stress lately. I really don't think I'm grinding my teeth, but I do know the answer about being under stress. Any way, I need to call the dentist next week to see if there's any change in my sore tooth/teeth. Actually, my teeth and mouth are sorer now after going to the dentist. I'm thinking my teeth will feel much better after the upcoming long weekend - if the cause is truly stress.
I'm hoping to read some real positive thoughts in Jennifer's link-up this week!
So sorry about your tooth :(
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One way to know for sure if you are grinding your teeth is to check if they are getting chipped. You should also make sure to ask family members or friends if you are making grinding noises while you sleep. It could be a misalignment on your jaw, or like what your dentist said, stress. There are lots of factors that could be causing it. Hopefully, you're feeling better now. Take care! :)
ReplyDeleteEugenie Velasquez @ Wynnewood Dental Arts
It's too bad that you had to deal with toothache, Mrs. Krevat. According to some studies, most people are unaware that they grind their teeth. However, a dull, constant headache or sore jaw is a telltale symptom of bruxism. Anyway, I agree with Eugenie. You better ask your family members if you’re making grinding noises while you’re asleep. I do hope that problem is solved by this time. How are you?
ReplyDeleteFelipe Roberson
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