12 MITOS del BRUXISMO que tu dentista NO te ha explicado (te están engañando)

Bruxism is NOT what you think. For years we've been taught that bruxism is caused by stress, that it can be solved with mouthguards, or even that it's "normal"... but current scientific evidence shows something very different. In this video, I'll talk about the 12 most dangerous myths about bruxism, explaining what's true, what's false, and what the real origin of the problem is. ⚠️ Some of these myths may be directly affecting your health without you even knowing it. 🔎 What will you learn in this video? Why bruxism is NOT caused by parasites The truth about mouthguards Why you might have pain... and it's NOT due to bruxism The relationship with sleep apnea and reflux Which treatments really work (and which ones DON'T) 🚨 IMPORTANT If you wake up with pain in your jaw, head, or neck... this video can change the way you understand your health. Schedule an appointment today at: www.undentista.mx Location: https://goo.gl/maps/qmLXm4fSnNY5y4eGA INSTAGRAM:   / undentista   FACEBOOK:   / undentista   00:00 Intro 01:25 Myth 1: Bruxism is caused by parasites 02:21 Myth 2: Bruxism is cured with mouthguards 03:22 Myth 3: Bruxism causes pain 06:49 Myth 4: If you don't grind your teeth, you don't have bruxism 08:06 Myth 5: Bruxism only happens at night 09:25 Myth 6: Bruxism is only caused by stress 11:17 Myth 7: Bruxism is cured by wearing down teeth 12:03 Myth 8: Bruxism wears down teeth 14:18 Myth Myth 9: Bruxism is caused by misaligned teeth 15:46 Myth 10: Bruxism is normal in children 20:39 Myth 11: Bruxism causes TMJ disorders 21:34 Myth 12: Bruxism is diagnosed by looking at teeth 23:02 BONUS: Is bruxism treated with Botox? 25:55 Conclusion bruxism, bruxism treatment, bruxism causes, teeth grinding, teeth clenching, jaw pain, headache upon waking, sleep apnea, dental guard, dental splint, bruxism stress, bruxism in children, temporomandibular disorder, TMJ, dentist, oral health, acid reflux, dentistry, nighttime bruxism, facial pain, jaw, Botox for bruxism