Interested districts and other entities are encouraged to visit, observe, ask questions and meet with learners and district leaders about our Performance-based System.
Teeth grinding can create numerous problems such as local muscular pain, headaches, loss of tooth structure, gum recession, loose teeth, shortening of teeth, tooth sensitivity, cracked and broken teeth, damage to the bone structure of the jaw joint with temporomandibular joint syndrome (TMJ syndrome), and even facial changes.
Bruxism or teeth grinding can cause problems with teeth, jaw pain, earache and headaches. Bruxism is often caused by stress, and in many cases it happens during the night while a person is asleep. Up to one in 10 adults and children in the UK experience teeth grinding, with the condition being most common between 25 and 44.