Best Answer: you willnot squish your baby....as alnog as you are comfortable the only time in pregnancy when it is necessary to lay in a certain position in pregnancy is when you are in labor and thats on the left side for blood flow reasons .... Source(s): http://parenting.ivillage.com/pregnancy/...
Yes, teeth grinding during sleep at night can result in painful, debilitating headaches during the day especially in the morning when you wake up. Also can teeth grinding cause headaches in children and is usually one of the initial symptoms of chronic headaches.
Re: Grinding teeth/ tmj? cause dizziness? Grinding or clenching teeth may not cause the dizziness but if you are doing either to the point you strain your jaws and facial muscles then your eustachion tubes may become inflamed causing ear fullness or stuffiness and dizziness or feeling spacey. A night guard may help if you are grinding/clenching mainly at night.