1. Teeth Clenching, esp while sleeping

2. Find another word for Clenching

3. Usually tooth Clenching happens at night time

4. Chronically Clenching teeth or a Clenching jaw can be bad habit, causing detrimental effects on dental health

5. So, they're Clenching, grinding their teeth

6. What does Clenching mean? Information and translations of Clenching in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

7. Clenching: to have or keep in one's hands.

8. Bruxism is excessive teeth grinding or jaw Clenching

9. He was Clenching a cigarette in his teeth.

10. Definition of Clenching in the Definitions.net dictionary

11. Bruxism refers to the grinding and clenching of teeth

12. gnashing of their teeth: Or “grinding (clenching) their teeth.”

13. Teeth-Clenching and grinding are two of them

14. Bruxism is the habit of clenching and grinding the teeth

15. What is “Clenching”? A “Clenching”-strategy is a person’s involuntary, excessive muscle activation strategy. The person is not able to exert force without coactivating and Clenching improperly many muscles, and is not able to do so at a lighter force

16. Clenching teeth happened to me too, fortunately this occurred very rarely

17. Bruxism is the involuntary gnashing, grinding, or clenching of teeth

18. According to research, jaw Clenching is a body’s way to fight stress. This happens because teeth Clenching causes the brain to produce chemicals that help to fight stress

19. Bruxism is a clinical term used for teeth grinding and clenching

20. Clenching your jaw can cause headaches, tooth damage, and other problems

21. Clenching is simply holding the teeth together and tightening the jaw muscles

22. Bruxism may be either silent Clenching or even loud forceful grating

23. During the day, Clenching the teeth is more common than grinding

24. Bruxism is a disorder characterized by grinding or clenching the teeth during sleep.

25. Symptoms of Clenching and/or Grinding Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and jaw pain

26. What is Bruxism? Bruxism is defined as excessive teeth grinding, clenching, and/or gnashing

27. The shock was terrific, he gasped into his oxygen mask, his hands clenching involuntarily.

28. Other stress-related habits include smoking, drinking alcohol, and clenching and grinding teeth (called bruxism).

29. Normal activities may induce a little bit of light Clenching and that’s okay

30. Clenching, grinding, gnashing or grating of teeth in medical terms is known as Bruxism

31. It's called sleep bruxism, and it refers to the grinding or clenching of teeth.

32. Some dancers were sucking lollipops to counteract the clenching of the jaws caused by amphetamines.

33. 'COVID Clenching': Dentists report uptick in jaw pain, cracked teeth Roslyn Flaherty 11/18/2020

34. Teeth grinding and jaw clenching (also called Bruxism) is often related to stress or anxiety

35. Bruxism is the medical term for the grinding of teeth or the clenching of jaws

36. If you are suffering from teeth grinding or Clenching, you may have the condition called bruxism

37. Bruxism is characterized by Clenching, grinding of the teeth and difficulty opening and closing the jaw

38. Bruxism is the medical term for the grinding of teeth or the clenching of jaws

39. Bruxism consists of an involuntary, aimless, repetitive, steteotyped oral activity characterized by teeth clenching or grinding

40. You were like a tiny little flower seed and I was clenching you in my fist.

41. Teeth Clenching, also known as bruxism, is a condition in which you gnash or grind your teeth

42. Synonyms for Clinging to include holding, gripping, bearing, clasping, grasping, clenching, clutching, carrying, owning and possessing

43. 4 synonyms of Clenching from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 29 related words, definitions, and antonyms

44. Also, it can wake you up, only to realize that the sound you are hearing is your teeth Clenching.

45. “If fist Clenching lasts longer than 3 months, it can be a sign of a potential neurological problem,” says Dr

46. Clench Clenching involves you and at least 2 of your closest friends whom you have absolutely no sexual feelings towards

47. Clenching the teeth when facing negative situations is a common reaction, and that can carry over to episodes of sleep bruxism

48. Tension in the hands and feet can be eased by alternately stretching and clenching fingers and toes half a dozen times.

49. Clenching is an action where the teeth are placed together and the jaw muscles tighten teeth down on one another top to bottom

50. The Cycloid pin wheel decelerator is a up-dated transmission machine designed with the Cycloid pin wheel clenching and less teeth engagement mechanism

51. Bruxism – it’s the Clenching of the jaw and grinding of the teeth sometimes to the point of actually breaking a tooth

52. How do you unlearn the learned paralysis, so you can relieve him of this excruciating, clenching spasm of the phantom arm?

53. Teeth Clenching may be a result of stress, and it is very common for people to experience it while they are sleeping

54. In this self-preservation mechanism, teeth Clenching helps protect vital body organs like reducing overproduction of acid in the stomach which leads to ulcers.

55. Bruxism is clenching and grinding of the teeth that happens involuntarily. In sleep Bruxism, this forceful grinding happens while a person is asleep

56. Similarly to biting your nails, Clenching or grinding can be a physical tic that serves little purpose, but it's soothing in a psychological or neurological sense

57. Clenching generally results in less obvious wear to the teeth but can still result in substantial muscular soreness, pain, and damage to the jaw joint.

58. Bruxism is defined as repetitive jaw-muscle activity characterized by clenching or grinding of the teeth and/or by bracing or thrusting of the mandible [ 1,2 ]

59. Likely cause: Known as bruxism, teeth-grinding varies from jaw clenching to ferocious grinding that wears teeth down to stumps. It is usually due to genetics or stress.

60. Clenching your teeth at night can cause various dental issues, including cracking, chipping or showing wear in enamel over time, fracturing teeth, or loosening previous dental work.

61. That's obvious, but the astonishing thing is, the patient then says, "Oh my God, my phantom is moving again, and the pain, the clenching spasm, is relieved."

62. If you find yourself Clenching your teeth together while you’re sitting at the computer for instance or while focusing on a task that is pretty common.

63. Air cannot be sucked in when the jaws are separated, so repetitive Belching can be temporarily controlled by firmly clenching something like a pencil between the teeth.

64. Jaw Clenching or bruxism is a condition when you grind, clench or gnash your teeth. It can happen while you’re awake, but it usually happens during your sleep

65. If you often wake up with a dull headache or sore jaw, you may be grinding your teeth or clenching your jaw while you sleep, a problem called bruxism.

66. “Research shows over the past six months there’s been a rise in anxiety, depression, and mental illness, which can all be correlated to an increase in bruxing and Clenching,” explains Julie

67. Clenching and grinding teeth, often without even realizing you’re doing it, is called bruxism; it affects about one in three people and can lead to temporomandibular joint problems, or TMJ.

68. I was aware of it when I was getting up in the middle of the night and noticed that I was just Clenching my teeth, right while getting up

69. Starting off with the basics, Bruxism is the condition of tooth grinding.It is the medical term behind this condition, and it is also used for tooth clenching as well

70. Bruxism is the excessive clenching and/or grinding of the teeth.Left unaddressed, more severe cases of Bruxism can cause jaw problems, tooth damage and even tooth loss, headaches, and other issues

71. The action of Clenching consists of tightening up the gluteal (gluteus maximus, gluteus medius, gluteus minimus) muscles, as well as some of the interior muscles deeper inside the buttocks anatomy, including the piriformis muscle

72. In 2013, an international panel of experts updated the consensus Bruxism definition as: a repetitive jaw-muscle activity characterised by clenching or grinding of the teeth and/or by bracing or thrusting of the mandible.

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74. Clenching your jaw can cause headaches, tooth damage, and other problems. The habit may occur during daytime or nighttime hours, but correcting it usually requires mindful retraining of the jaw and reduction of any underlying stress responsible for the problem.

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77. Clenching: [klench′ing] Etymology: ME, Clenchen the clamping and pressing of the jaws and teeth together in centric occlusion, frequently associated with acute nervous tension or physical effort, such as pushing or lifting a heavy object or performing a difficult task

78. Teeth grinding and Clenching, also known as Bruxism, is pretty common and can be painful and destructive to teeth.Luckily, there are plenty of night guards for Bruxism on the market that can help anyone who clenches and grinds their teeth while sleeping.

79. Since this is a lower molar, these Cuspids are located on the lingual, rather than the buccal side.: He looks a tad constipated to me, that or he has just emitted built-up gas and is clenching his carpentered Cuspids in embarrassment.

80. Blight- because it is just a saving throw, I don't visualize anything coming from the direction of the caster, but perhaps they do a hand movement similar to clenching their fist or whatever you deem fitting, and then the target shriveling/cracking/dry out.