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[header] How to stop your child from grinding his or her teeth [title] Understand that stress can cause bruxism. [step] Teeth grinding can be a sign that your child is stressed or anxious about something. Helping your child to relax may be the key to getting your child to stop grinding his/her teeth.

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  1. [title] Create a relaxing bedtime routine for your child. [step] As mentioned in the previous step, teeth grinding can be a sign that your child is stressed.
  2. [title] Listen to your child's dialogue. [step] If your child is grinding his/her teeth, he/she may be chewing or trying to chew on a piece of food.
  3. [title] Identify problematic behaviors that could cause bruxism. [step] Look for obvious behaviors and identify them immediately.
  4. How you deal with tension in this way may help improve the symptoms of bruxism, such as reduced incidences of biting. [substeps] To prevent your child from grinding his/her teeth, replace the grind with relaxation techniques such as grounding exercises or deep breathing.

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