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Bruxomania
Bruxomania
Bruxomania
Bruxomania is similar to Bruxism (involuntary ”nervous” grinding of the teeth while the patient is asleep) but occurs when a person is awake. Bruxomania can therefore be described as the involuntary ”nervous” grinding of the teeth while a patient is awake. It is thought bruxomania occurs as a way to relieve tension or stress and was first diagnosed as a medical condition in 1907.
