Tag: Bruxism

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Five oral diseases that do not look like diseases

As the saying goes, “Toothache is not a disease, it really hurts.” Everyone knows that if toothache occurs, they should go to the hospital immediately. In fact, oral diseases are very strange. Many oral diseases are not known to everyone, but the incidence rate is very high. Today we will come to the Department of Stomatology in August 18 for various diseases. Periodontal disease Gingival bleeding is no stranger to most people. Many people think that some blood from teeth is a small matter. However, for friends who suffer from long-term bleeding, if they ignore it all the time, you may be listed as “old” or even “young tooth loss”. Gum bleeding is actually caused by periodontal disease, one of Read More …

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Diapers Affect Fertility? How many parents have these five [parenting experiences] lost?

There are always all kinds of so-called “parenting experiences” that have appeared in the circle of friends for a long time and frighten people under the banner of “everyone says” [experts say], which is simply unbearable. Today, Dr. Clove invited Meng Ma Tang Wei to give us an analysis so that these [parenting experiences] can show the prototype of rumors. Rumor 1: Diapers Affect Fertility? Some parents came to ask Dr. Clove: Is it true that the high temperature in diapers will damage the baby’s sperm and affect the baby’s reproductive function? Huh? Are you sure this is really a diaper, not a high-tech heater? Or, is it Superman underwear with special structure? At present, diapers produced by regular manufacturers Read More …

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Is there roundworm in the belly when the child grinds his teeth?

In the dead of night, the mother crept into the child’s room to see if she had kicked the quilt. As she was approaching the child’s bed, she heard the sound of “creaking creaking”. When she was wondering, she found that the sound was coming from the child… What’s going on here? It turns out that the child is grinding his teeth. There is a folk rumor that “grinding teeth at night makes worms crawl in the stomach”. Therefore, the first thing many parents think of is: Is there worms in their children’s stomachs? In fact, [night molar] refers to the behavior that people unconsciously grind or bite each other’s upper and lower teeth during sleep, sometimes when they are Read More …

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When sleeping, I grind my teeth. Is it true that there are roundworms in my stomach?

When I was in college, the girl who lived in my lower bunk always made such a sound of grinding her teeth when she slept at night. Everyone laughed at her for having roundworms in her stomach. She didn’t feel like what herself, but she felt very sour teeth and saliva when she got up in the morning. This is my first contact with [bruxism] and I feel very curious. I took a closer look at her teeth: the edges of the teeth became very sharp, and the sharp tiger teeth were ground flat. Children’s molars are more common, but the reasons are also more complicated. Here we only discuss adults’ molars at night. Why do you grind your teeth? Read More …