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teeth grinding/clenching

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Clenching and grinding often lead to headaches and can cause teeth breakage – discover the transformative benefits of masseter bulk reduction at Vancouver Laser

Signs of an overly strong masseter muscle

  • Jaw Pain & Tension: Overdeveloped masseter muscles can lead to chronic jaw pain and tension. This can result in discomfort while chewing, speaking, or even at rest.
  • Bruxism (Teeth Grinding). A strong masseter muscle is often associated with bruxism, where individuals grind or clench their teeth, especially during sleep. This can cause significant dental issues, including worn-down teeth and fractures.
  • TMJ Disorders: Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disordered are common in individuals with hypertrophied masseter muscles. This can lead to pain, clicking or popping sounds when opening the mouth, and difficulty in jaw movement.
  • Facial Aesthetics: An overly strong masseter muscle can contribute to a square jawline. Reducing the bulk of the masseter muscle can result in a more heart shaped, more feminine face shape.
  • Headaches: Tension in the masseter muscle can contribute to tension-type headaches or even migraines, as the muscle strain can radiate to other areas of the head and neck.
  • Ear Pain: Sometimes, the pain associated with a strong masseter muscle can be misinterpreted as ear pain because of the proximity of the muscle to the ear canal.

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