Can Stress Cause Teeth To Hurt?

Effect of stress on teeth
All of us come across different situations in day to day life that may sometimes lead to the stress of life. Do you know that stress and oral health is correlated? Stress affects badly to our whole health as well as oral health. Most of us may be very much tired up due to the hectic schedules of our day to day life. This unprecedented situations and schedules in our life bring out stress. 



So let's get a look at the relationship between oral health and stress. These are some of the results of stress:

  • Canker Sores (Aphthous stomatitis)
  • Cold Sores (Herpes labialis)
  • Dry Mouth
  • Stress leads you in clenching and grinding your teeth. 
  • Poor Oral Hygiene may be the result of the stress. 

Effect of Stress on Teeth



  • Shortened teeth
  • Clicking jaw
  • Bleeding gums
  • Bad breath or Halitosis
  • Biting Cheek

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