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One day I went into troubles. I had to get four teeth fixed and did not have an insurance to cover the costs. The costs were pretty high because a lot had to be done.

I had a bicycle accident and my teeth were a mess. What would you do if you do not have the money to pay for the whole dental treatment? I did some research and tried to find an insurance that would pay for it. Unfortunately the insurance companies are not stupid. Most do not cover pre-existing problems or only accept them after a long waiting period.

The second problem is that the insurance does not cover cosmetic treatments at all. My doctor said that to get the best possible restoration of my teeth, some of it may also be considered as cosmetic and therefore the insurance will not pay for it.

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Bruxism, night time teeth grinding, will effect three out of ten children with the highest incidences occurring in children under five. It is common for them to clench their jaw or grind their teeth, especially at night or under stress. There is no real direct cause for bruxism although teething and earache can cause your child to clench it’s jaws or grind it’s teeth, almost as though in relax to the pain. Your child will normally grow out of this type of bruxism when they stop teething.

Stress can be another cause, such as worry over an exam or problems at school. Problems at home with parents and siblings can also cause this reflexive grinding. There has also been a link between bruxism and children with hyperactivity.

Teeth grinding does not generally seem to hurt a child’s teeth , although it can lead to morning headaches or earaches. With some cases of nighttime teeth grinding the results have been a little more harsh - chipped teeth, wearing down of tooth enamel, face pain and jaw problems and increased sensitivity to temperature.

If you think your child may be suffering from teeth grinding, first look out for the following signs: Read the rest of this entry »

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