Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:He's getting bigger. Recently, when I feed him, I can always hear him grinding his teeth. I'm curious because his mouth doesn't seem to have teeth. Also, when he sleeps, if I touch his head, it feels a bit warm, and I still hear him grinding his teeth. What could be going on?
What kind of help are you looking for: What's the matter when a baby often grinds his teeth?
Doctor's answer:
Common causes in children:1. Intestinal parasitic diseases, especially ascariasis, are quite common in children.
2. Gastrointestinal diseases, oral diseases.
3. Feeding young children with foods that are difficult to digest before bedtime, which may affect additional parts of the brain after the child naps, leading to sustained contraction of the masseter muscle through nerves.
4. Neurological diseases, such as psychomotor epilepsy, hysteria, etc.
5. Emotional factors in children during the day, such as excessive excitement, fatigue, or tension.