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Daytime Night Time Reversal Symptom
New research published in the journal Head & Face Medicine suggests that people who grind their teeth at night are more likely to both suffer from daytime stress and to use escapism to cope with stress. Experts say escapism tends to make stress worse instead of allowing the sufferer to look at his or her stress in a positive way.
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The Link Between Nighttime Sleep and Daytime Pain
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