What is Tooth Grinding
Bruxism, or tooth grinding, is an oral para-functional habit observed in a large number of people occasionally and, in a smaller number, habitually. The mechanism of causation is t...
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I got my NTI-TSS a week ago and I got a great relief in a few days, I would say that 80% of symptoms are gone (headaches, muscle pain, buzz in my left ear ...)
As I was explained the NTI-TSS is breaking my clenching habit and whenever I bite on it I supposed to open my mouth, by reflex. I noticed this morning when I woke up that I was resting my upper teeth on my device and I feel now that my upper front teeth are sensitive. What can be the reason and the consequences? I would be grateful for any comment ... Posted on 05/08/09, 10:05 am |
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I'm assuming you got a lower like I did. In fact we got them about the same time.
I'm experiencing the same thing, my front teeth feel a little weird in the morning but I wouldn't use sensitive to describe it. I'm sure this is from pressure on the device. Maybe it's something that will go away in a while. You haven't had it long - give it some time. 
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