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I’ve had two injections (3 months apart) and it didn’t do anything for me. My grinding stopped when I started doing therapy. You’re treating the symptom, not t
by oseityphelysiol 6y ago
I’ve had two injections (3 months apart) and it didn’t do anything for me. My grinding stopped when I started doing therapy. You’re treating the symptom, not the cause and digging at the root of this problem migh outwheigh the involvement, or at least it certainly did in my case.
- mandelbrotwurst 6y agoTo clarify, do you mean therapy in the psychiatrist sense or some specific physical thing for bruxism? I could imagine either helping with this issue
- oseityphelysiol 6y agoI was originally recommended kinesiotherapy by a dentist to aid back/neck pain and psychotherapy to work out what's causing this. Never went to any form of physical therapy, but I started going to a psychotherapist (psychoanalyst to be exact). Little by little, my bruxism, neck and back pain went away. Another thing that helped was learning proper tongue placement. I still grind my teeth while asleep sometimes, but only during more stressful periods of life and it can be avoided by tiring myself physically (going for a run, etc).