Can you get migraine headaches from grinding your teeth?

Answer 1

== == Yes, you can get migraines. Not only can the muscular stress, and bone stress can contribute to migraines, but you are putting direct pressure on the trigeminal nerve. The stress and anxiety that normally bring on teeth grinding are a migraine trigger all on their own, in part from direct physical changes and also indirectly by lowering the body's threshold toward other migraine triggers. There is a device for migraine prevention called the NTI Oral Appliance used for people who have issues with bruxism (teeth grinding) or jaw clenching. A simple mouthpiece is worn during the night, the time of day when most of these behaviors come into place.

Answer 2

bad teeth usually do not cause migraines you get them if you havnt drinken enough water or if you have alot on your mind and are stressing about things

Answer 3

Yes if they reach the pulp chamber (nerve) and cause pulpitis.