Increased stress is a danger to health, including oral health. One of the more common effects of stress on dental health is teeth grinding—or bruxism—which can lead to headaches, soreness in the jaw and chipped or broken teeth. Find out what you can do to reduce stress during the day, as well as how your dentist can help protect your teeth.
Sunday, November 24, 2013
Stress and Your Oral Health
Increased stress is a danger to health, including oral health. One of the more common effects of stress on dental health is teeth grinding—or bruxism—which can lead to headaches, soreness in the jaw and chipped or broken teeth. Find out what you can do to reduce stress during the day, as well as how your dentist can help protect your teeth.
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