Hello everyone. Moms, I have a question about teeth grinding during sl...

Hello! Teeth grinding in sleep, or bruxism, is quite common in children. It usually goes away on its own and does not require any special measures. However, if it starts to worry you or your son complains of pain in his teeth or jaw, it is worth consulting a dentist or a pediatric neurologist for advice. The doctor might recommend wearing a night guard, which will help prevent damage to the teeth and relieve tension in the jaw. Also, it is important to pay attention to possible stresses or nervousness in the child, as bruxism is often related to the emotional state. There is no need to panic, but it is essential to consult a specialist to determine the cause and receive recommendations for further treatment.