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What Causes Shivering Of Teeth And Abnormal Feeling In Head?

I’m 34 years old man. Sometimes, my teeth are shivering when I feel tired or in stress. I normally go to bed 11:30pm to 2am. Tonight, I was watching TV, and then came back to bed room. And then, my teeth have been shivering and somewhat abnormal feeling in head (not headache).
Mon, 2 Jun 2014
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Thanks for your query with healthcare magic, as such teeth will not shiver i think you mean clenching or bruxism,this could be of excessive stress of tension.you did not mention about your nature of work and headache is 'coz of when you have this above mentioned habits then the so called temporo mandibular joint which is nothing but joint where the mandible is held with the skull will have excessive force by their muscles resulting in headache.I suggest you to visit your dentist and get checked.You may have to wear occlusal splints with someitmes occlusal correction is required.Hope this helps you
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What Causes Shivering Of Teeth And Abnormal Feeling In Head?

Hi Thanks for your query with healthcare magic, as such teeth will not shiver i think you mean clenching or bruxism,this could be of excessive stress of tension.you did not mention about your nature of work and headache is coz of when you have this above mentioned habits then the so called temporo mandibular joint which is nothing but joint where the mandible is held with the skull will have excessive force by their muscles resulting in headache.I suggest you to visit your dentist and get checked.You may have to wear occlusal splints with someitmes occlusal correction is required.Hope this helps you