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Okay, I've been dealing with bruxism (teeth grinding) for a while now, and it's honestly extremely frustrating. It feels like my jaw is constantly tense! I'm trying to handle it, but it's proving truly challenging. What kind of strategies have you found helpful? Any tips that work for you?
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Wow, bruxism is a real pain. It can manifest in so many ways - clenching, grinding, even jaw clicking. I've been experimenting with a few things - stress ball exercises, jaw launch techniques, and even a custom-made mouthguard (though that's not continually comfortable). Do you feel there are any specific exercises or approaches that consistently work for different people?
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Honestly, the biggest thing I'm having difficulties with is the pain. It's often excruciating, particularly in the mornings! I've tried over-the-counter muscle relaxants, but they do not always supply long lasting relief. Do you believe there are any non-medication approaches to managing bruxism that may well help?
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I've been reading on the relevance of addressing the underlying causes - stress and anxiety can truly worsen bruxism. It sounds like a exactly holistic approach is essential, beyond just treating the symptoms. Are there any resources you'd suggest for finding support or comprehending what's driving your grinding?
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I'm curious on whether it's something we can actually *do* to reduce the frequency of bruxism. I've been perception like it's a non stop battle, and I want to find a way to get some better sleep. Any thoughts on what kind of tactics may well be effective?