November 6, 200817 yr Can someone tell me why my mouth feels like it doesn't fit right all of the sudden. I've noticed this alot within the past few weeks, and it's really kinda weirding me out. It's not like a tooth ache or like the kind of pain you get from a cavity, it's more like the weird pain you have in your dreams when you feel like your teeth are brittle, or like there isn't enough space in my mouth and my teeth actually ache. Am I losing it?:creepy:
November 6, 200817 yr Can someone tell me why my mouth feels like it doesn't fit right all of the sudden. I've noticed this alot within the past few weeks, and it's really kinda weirding me out. It's not like a tooth ache or like the kind of pain you get from a cavity, it's more like the weird pain you have in your dreams when you feel like your teeth are brittle, or like there isn't enough space in my mouth and my teeth actually ache. Am I losing it?:creepy: You should probably stop smoking crack... Just kidding... Not sure what you have going on.
November 6, 200817 yr You might be grinding your teeth when you sleep. It can cause headaches but also problems with your mouth in general.
November 6, 200817 yr I had this happen to me around December last year. All of the sudden it seemed like my teeth weren't aligned any more. It seemed like my mouth wasn't matching up like it used to. Eventually everything settled or I just got over it. If I had to guess, it was because my wisdom teeth were settling in more (I'm 22). They started coming in when I was about 16. But last year it seems as if they settled a little more. I have been told that I didn't have to have them removed, so I left them, but I guess it might be getting a bit crowded. I probably should have gone to the dentist to be honest with you. Also, sportsfan, do you dip or chew?
November 6, 200817 yr Have your wisdom teeth came in yet? That could cause your teeth to shift if they are not coming in like they are supposed to.
November 6, 200817 yr Can someone tell me why my mouth feels like it doesn't fit right all of the sudden. I've noticed this alot within the past few weeks, and it's really kinda weirding me out. It's not like a tooth ache or like the kind of pain you get from a cavity, it's more like the weird pain you have in your dreams when you feel like your teeth are brittle, or like there isn't enough space in my mouth and my teeth actually ache. Am I losing it?:creepy: I have the exact same thing that happens to me frequently. I seem to have a sinus infcetion that won't clear up. I usually have no other symptoms, other than the entire left side of my face (teeth, bones, etc) hurting. No cold symptoms or anything. I've been taking 500mg Claritin twice a day since last February for it. :creepy:
November 6, 200817 yr Author Hmmm everything everyones said I do. Stress, dip, and grind me teeth especially in my sleep. I just don't get where it's coming from all of the sudden.
November 6, 200817 yr I love BGPs and all but I don't think I would be looking for medical or dental advice here.
November 6, 200817 yr Sounds like night time teeth grinding. It is stress related, and will only get worse when the next administration takes office.
November 6, 200817 yr I love BGPs and all but I don't think I would be looking for medical or dental advice here. There are several health care professionals on this board. Plenty of doctors, nurses, and EMT's, just to name a few.
November 6, 200817 yr Author Sounds like night time teeth grinding. It is stress related, and will only get worse when the next administration takes office. I have always grinded my teeth at night, but haven't had this kind of pain. Also before bed if I haven't drank anything and I just try to relax and go to sleep I've been having what I think are anxiety attacks, keep checking my blood pressure but it hasn't been too far off really. Am I going crazy lol
November 6, 200817 yr When my teeth ache it is often the first sign of a sinus infection. Do you have any drainage or nighttime cough?
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