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Bruxism is a condition that can ultimately lead to Temporomandibular Jaw Disorder (TMJD). Diet and correcting nutritional deficiencies can help stop this damaging habit.

Thousands of people suffer from sleep bruxism, or chronic tooth grinding at night, and the condition can cause serious consequences if left untreated.

Teeth grinding and clenching can lead to serious damage, but it can be treated with conventional and alternative methods including mouth guards, supplements and herbs.

Nocturnal grinding of teeth is a condition often associated with stress and is usually dealt with by mouth guards; a new therapy may be on the way.

Read about some of the interesting tooth traditions from around the world.

Since dental amalgam contains mercury its use has been banned in Norway and Sweden. Other countries discourage dentists from using it since alternatives are available.

Learn about the traits that place specific mammals into the rodent category.

Rabbit owners should be aware of the signs of illness in bunnies and which health problems to watch for. Here's an overview of the most common issues in domestic rabbits.