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Some dentists report an increasing number of young people with teeth grinding issues, often linked to stress. Bruxism can cause jaw ache, headaches, and tooth damage if untreated. While mouthguards can help, finding the root cause is crucial, with sleep apnoea sometimes being a factor.
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