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Report Abuse. If anyone clench his/her teeth it can only mean that they are nervous. and it is bad for your teeth. My advice to you, relax, unless its exam time. Baywatch Stud Â· 8 years ago. Thumbs up.
Pressure that comes from clenching causes teeth to flex at the gum line. This constant pressure against your teeth and gums can make gums recede and teeth become abfracted. Teeth can become sensitive or you may even get a toothache as a result of clenching. Other results of constantly flexed jaw muscles include jaw soreness, headaches, and a stiff or sore neck.