Angie-sore face muscles and teeth

[Guest guest]

Hi Angie,

I'm under the weather at the moment so this will be brief..

I, too, thought I had a problem- maybe holding stress in my face?-

and got a custom mouthguard from my dentist. Initially, I believe it

helped because I DID get secondary pain in the form of muscular

tension after many nights like you described. But, ultimately, I

realized it's something mito-related. My teeth/face pain often

coincides with eye muscle pain which I'm starting to think has to do

with lack of oxygen at night. In the daytime when I've " overdone

it " , often it's my teeth and face that register the crushing fatigue

first.

Amy

[Guest guest]

Hi, Amy

That is very interesting. I have teeth pain, and many fillings and

caps. I have been mistrustful of the dentist, who says my xrays are

fine, and I have no dental problems. I was just waiting for it to get

so bad that it would show up on xray, but maybe it is the mito. I

rather think it might be, because many of my teeth " ache " from time to

time, but the pain comes and goes, and moves from tooth to tooth. My

guess is a bad tooth would stay hurting. Interesting. I will look to

see if there is a connection to how I feel generally, to a mito thing.

Thank you for sharing

Sunny

> Hi Angie,

> I'm under the weather at the moment so this will be brief..

>

> I, too, thought I had a problem- maybe holding stress in my face?-

> and got a custom mouthguard from my dentist.  Initially, I believe it

> helped because I DID get secondary pain in the form of muscular

> tension after many nights like you described.  But, ultimately, I

> realized it's something mito-related.  My teeth/face pain often

> coincides with eye muscle pain which I'm starting to think has to do

> with lack of oxygen at night.  In the daytime when I've " overdone

> it " , often it's my teeth and face that register the crushing fatigue

> first. 

>

> Amy

>

>  

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Sunny,

Now that you mention it, I experience " the tooth to tooth thing " too!

And I could describe the feeling also as " aching " at times. It's

great to be able to post like this and find others with the same

weird mito symptoms, isn't?!

Take care,

Amy

-- In , z39z@a... wrote:

> Hi, Amy

>

> That is very interesting. I have teeth pain, and many fillings and

> caps. I have been mistrustful of the dentist, who says my xrays

are

> fine, and I have no dental problems. I was just waiting for it to

get

> so bad that it would show up on xray, but maybe it is the mito. I

> rather think it might be, because many of my teeth " ache " from

time to

> time, but the pain comes and goes, and moves from tooth to

tooth. My

> guess is a bad tooth would stay hurting. Interesting. I will look

to

> see if there is a connection to how I feel generally, to a mito

thing.

>

> Thank you for sharing

>

> Sunny

>

>

> > Hi Angie,

> > I'm under the weather at the moment so this will be brief..

> >

> > I, too, thought I had a problem- maybe holding stress in my

face?-

> > and got a custom mouthguard from my dentist.  Initially, I

believe it

> > helped because I DID get secondary pain in the form of muscular

> > tension after many nights like you described.  But, ultimately, I

> > realized it's something mito-related.  My teeth/face pain often

> > coincides with eye muscle pain which I'm starting to think has

to do

> > with lack of oxygen at night.  In the daytime when I've " overdone

> > it " , often it's my teeth and face that register the crushing

fatigue

> > first. 

> >

> > Amy

> >

> >  

> >

> >

> >

> > Medical advice, information, opinions, data and statements

contained

> > herein are not necessarily those of the list moderators. The

author of

> > this e mail is entirely responsible for its content. List members

are

> > reminded of their responsibility to evaluate the content of the

> > postings and consult with their physicians regarding changes in

their

> > own treatment.

> >

> > Personal attacks are not permitted on the list and anyone who

sends

> > one is automatically moderated or removed depending on the

severity of

> > the attack.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I too complain often to the dentist about my teeth hurting and he can't find

anything wrong.

Smiles to you,

Re: Angie-sore face muscles and teeth

Hi Sunny,

Now that you mention it, I experience " the tooth to tooth thing " too!

And I could describe the feeling also as " aching " at times. It's

great to be able to post like this and find others with the same

weird mito symptoms, isn't?!

Take care,

Amy

-- In , z39z@a... wrote:

> Hi, Amy

>

> That is very interesting. I have teeth pain, and many fillings and

> caps. I have been mistrustful of the dentist, who says my xrays

are

> fine, and I have no dental problems. I was just waiting for it to

get

> so bad that it would show up on xray, but maybe it is the mito. I

> rather think it might be, because many of my teeth " ache " from

time to

> time, but the pain comes and goes, and moves from tooth to

tooth. My

> guess is a bad tooth would stay hurting. Interesting. I will look

to

> see if there is a connection to how I feel generally, to a mito

thing.

>

> Thank you for sharing

>

> Sunny

>

>

> > Hi Angie,

> > I'm under the weather at the moment so this will be brief..

> >

> > I, too, thought I had a problem- maybe holding stress in my

face?-

> > and got a custom mouthguard from my dentist. Initially, I

believe it

> > helped because I DID get secondary pain in the form of muscular

> > tension after many nights like you described. But, ultimately, I

> > realized it's something mito-related. My teeth/face pain often

> > coincides with eye muscle pain which I'm starting to think has

to do

> > with lack of oxygen at night. In the daytime when I've " overdone

> > it " , often it's my teeth and face that register the crushing

fatigue

> > first.

> >

> > Amy

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Medical advice, information, opinions, data and statements

contained

> > herein are not necessarily those of the list moderators. The

author of

> > this e mail is entirely responsible for its content. List members

are

> > reminded of their responsibility to evaluate the content of the

> > postings and consult with their physicians regarding changes in

their

> > own treatment.

> >

> > Personal attacks are not permitted on the list and anyone who

sends

> > one is automatically moderated or removed depending on the

severity of

> > the attack.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Could this actually be jaw pain you are feeling in your teeth? That is a common

area for pain and I am diagnosed with TMJ and use a mouth guard at night. I get

lock jaw when I have any dental work done so it has to be done in stages.

Alice

Hi Sunny,

Now that you mention it, I experience " the tooth to tooth thing " too!

And I could describe the feeling also as " aching " at times. It's

great to be able to post like this and find others with the same

weird mito symptoms, isn't?!

Take care,

Amy

-- In >,

z39z@a ... wrote:

> Hi, Amy

>

> That is very interesting. I have teeth pain, and many fillings and

> caps. I have been mistrustful of the dentist, who says my xrays

are

> fine, and I have no dental problems. I was just waiting for it to

get

> so bad that it would show up on xray, but maybe it is the mito. I

> rather think it might be, because many of my teeth " ache " from

time to

> time, but the pain comes and goes, and moves from tooth to

tooth. My

> guess is a bad tooth would stay hurting. Interesting. I will look

to

> see if there is a connection to how I feel generally, to a mito

thing.

>

> Thank you for sharing

>

> Sunny

>

>

> > Hi Angie,

> > I'm under the weather at the moment so this will be brief..

> >

> > I, too, thought I had a problem- maybe holding stress in my

face?-

> > and got a custom mouthguard from my dentist. Initially, I

believe it

> > helped because I DID get secondary pain in the form of muscular

> > tension after many nights like you described. But, ultimately, I

> > realized it's something mito-related. My teeth/face pain often

> > coincides with eye muscle pain which I'm starting to think has

to do

> > with lack of oxygen at night. In the daytime when I've " overdone

> > it " , often it's my teeth and face that register the crushing

fatigue

> > first.

> >

> > Amy

[Guest guest]

Me too. I have always thought of it as an inflammation type pain.

aschrieder wrote:

>Hi Sunny,

>

>Now that you mention it, I experience " the tooth to tooth thing " too!

>And I could describe the feeling also as " aching " at times. It's

>great to be able to post like this and find others with the same

>weird mito symptoms, isn't?!

>

>Take care,

>Amy

>

>-- In , z39z@a... wrote:

>

>

>>Hi, Amy

>>

>>That is very interesting. I have teeth pain, and many fillings and

>>caps. I have been mistrustful of the dentist, who says my xrays

>>

>>

>are

>

>

>>fine, and I have no dental problems. I was just waiting for it to

>>

>>

>get

>

>

>>so bad that it would show up on xray, but maybe it is the mito. I

>>rather think it might be, because many of my teeth " ache " from

>>

>>

>time to

>

>

>>time, but the pain comes and goes, and moves from tooth to

>>

>>

>tooth. My

>

>

>>guess is a bad tooth would stay hurting. Interesting. I will look

>>

>>

>to

>

>

>>see if there is a connection to how I feel generally, to a mito

>>

>>

>thing.

>

>

>>Thank you for sharing

>>

>>Sunny

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>>Hi Angie,

>>> I'm under the weather at the moment so this will be brief..

>>>

>>> I, too, thought I had a problem- maybe holding stress in my

>>>

>>>

>face?-

>

>

>>> and got a custom mouthguard from my dentist. Initially, I

>>>

>>>

>believe it

>

>

>>> helped because I DID get secondary pain in the form of muscular

>>> tension after many nights like you described. But, ultimately, I

>>> realized it's something mito-related. My teeth/face pain often

>>> coincides with eye muscle pain which I'm starting to think has

>>>

>>>

>to do

>

>

>>> with lack of oxygen at night. In the daytime when I've " overdone

>>> it " , often it's my teeth and face that register the crushing

>>>

>>>

>fatigue

>

>

>>> first.

>>>

>>> Amy

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>Medical advice, information, opinions, data and statements

>>>

>>>

>contained

>

>

>>>herein are not necessarily those of the list moderators. The

>>>

>>>

>author of

>

>

>>>this e mail is entirely responsible for its content. List members

>>>

>>>

>are

>

>

>>>reminded of their responsibility to evaluate the content of the

>>>postings and consult with their physicians regarding changes in

>>>

>>>

>their

>

>

>>>own treatment.

>>>

>>> Personal attacks are not permitted on the list and anyone who

>>>

>>>

>sends

>

>

>>>one is automatically moderated or removed depending on the

>>>

>>>

>severity of

>

>

>>>the attack.

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

[Guest guest]

Clogged sinuses or infection can also cause tooth pain.

laurie

>

> Reply-To:

> Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2004 14:59:30 -0600

> To: >

> Subject: Re: Angie-sore face muscles and teeth

>

> Could this actually be jaw pain you are feeling in your teeth? That is a

> common area for pain and I am diagnosed with TMJ and use a mouth guard at

> night. I get lock jaw when I have any dental work done so it has to be done

> in stages.

>

> Alice

>

>

> Hi Sunny,

>

> Now that you mention it, I experience " the tooth to tooth thing " too!

> And I could describe the feeling also as " aching " at times. It's

> great to be able to post like this and find others with the same

> weird mito symptoms, isn't?!

>

> Take care,

> Amy

>

> -- In >,

> z39z@a ... wrote:

>> Hi, Amy

>>

>> That is very interesting. I have teeth pain, and many fillings and

>> caps. I have been mistrustful of the dentist, who says my xrays

> are

>> fine, and I have no dental problems. I was just waiting for it to

> get

>> so bad that it would show up on xray, but maybe it is the mito. I

>> rather think it might be, because many of my teeth " ache " from

> time to

>> time, but the pain comes and goes, and moves from tooth to

> tooth. My

>> guess is a bad tooth would stay hurting. Interesting. I will look

> to

>> see if there is a connection to how I feel generally, to a mito

> thing.

>>

>> Thank you for sharing

>>

>> Sunny

>>

>>

>>> Hi Angie,

>>> I'm under the weather at the moment so this will be brief..

>>>

>>> I, too, thought I had a problem- maybe holding stress in my

> face?-

>>> and got a custom mouthguard from my dentist. Initially, I

> believe it

>>> helped because I DID get secondary pain in the form of muscular

>>> tension after many nights like you described. But, ultimately, I

>>> realized it's something mito-related. My teeth/face pain often

>>> coincides with eye muscle pain which I'm starting to think has

> to do

>>> with lack of oxygen at night. In the daytime when I've " overdone

>>> it " , often it's my teeth and face that register the crushing

> fatigue

>>> first.

>>>

>>> Amy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, Amy

Yes, it is great that we can all share what is relavant to us. I am so

greatful to everyone who shares their experiences here. It has really

helped me have confidence in my beliefs that things are going on in my

BODY, not my mind, and it is good to know that we are not alone in our

expreriences.

Regards

Sunny

> Hi Sunny,

>

> Now that you mention it, I experience " the tooth to tooth thing " too!

> And I could describe the feeling also as " aching " at times.  It's

> great to be able to post like this and find others with the same

> weird mito symptoms, isn't?!

>

> Take care,

> Amy

>

> -- In , z39z@a... wrote:

> > Hi, Amy

> >

> > That is very interesting.  I have teeth pain, and many fillings and

> > caps.  I have been mistrustful of the dentist, who says my xrays

> are

> > fine, and I have no dental problems.  I was just waiting for it to

> get

> > so bad that it would show up on xray, but maybe it is the mito.  I

> > rather think it might be, because many of my teeth " ache "   from

> time to

> > time,  but the pain comes and goes,  and moves from tooth to

> tooth.  My

> > guess is a bad tooth would stay hurting.  Interesting. I will look

> to

> > see if there is a connection to how I feel generally,  to a mito

> thing.

> >

> > Thank you for sharing

> >

> > Sunny

> >

> >

> > > Hi Angie,

> > >  I'm under the weather at the moment so this will be brief..

> > >

> > >  I, too, thought I had a problem- maybe holding stress in my

> face?-

> > >  and got a custom mouthguard from my dentist.  Initially, I

> believe it

> > >  helped because I DID get secondary pain in the form of muscular

> > >  tension after many nights like you described.  But, ultimately, I

> > >  realized it's something mito-related.  My teeth/face pain often

> > >  coincides with eye muscle pain which I'm starting to think has

> to do

> > >  with lack of oxygen at night.  In the daytime when I've " overdone

> > >  it " , often it's my teeth and face that register the crushing

> fatigue

> > >  first. 

> > >

> > >  Amy

> > >

> > >   

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Medical advice, information, opinions, data and statements

> contained

> > > herein are not necessarily those of the list moderators. The

> author of

> > > this e mail is entirely responsible for its content. List members

> are

> > > reminded of their responsibility to evaluate the content of the

> > > postings and consult with their physicians regarding changes in

> their

> > > own treatment.

> > >

> > >  Personal attacks are not permitted on the list and anyone who

> sends

> > > one is automatically moderated or removed depending on the

> severity of

> > > the attack.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Hi, Alice

Thanks for the thought. It also happens in the upper teeth, and moves

around, from one time to the next. It does not feel like muscle stuff.

I do sometimes get a sharp spasm right in the middle of my head, like

a knife going down through the center of my head/face when I yawn.

That releases pretty fast, so I dont worry about it. I think that is

jaw pain.

Regards

Sunny

> Could this actually be jaw pain you are feeling in your teeth?  That

> is a common area for pain and I am diagnosed with TMJ and use a mouth

> guard at night.  I get lock jaw when I have any dental work done so it

> has to be done in stages.

>

> Alice

>

>

>   Hi Sunny,

>

>   Now that you mention it, I experience " the tooth to tooth thing "

> too!

>   And I could describe the feeling also as " aching " at times.  It's

>   great to be able to post like this and find others with the same

>   weird mito symptoms, isn't?!

>

>   Take care,

>   Amy

>

>   -- In >,

> z39z@a ... wrote:

>   > Hi, Amy

>   >

>   > That is very interesting.  I have teeth pain, and many fillings

> and

>   > caps.  I have been mistrustful of the dentist, who says my xrays

>   are

>   > fine, and I have no dental problems.  I was just waiting for it to

>   get

>   > so bad that it would show up on xray, but maybe it is the mito.  I

>   > rather think it might be, because many of my teeth " ache "   from

>   time to

>   > time,  but the pain comes and goes,  and moves from tooth to

>   tooth.  My

>   > guess is a bad tooth would stay hurting.  Interesting. I will look

>   to

>   > see if there is a connection to how I feel generally,  to a mito

>   thing.

>   >

>   > Thank you for sharing

>   >

>   > Sunny

>   >

>   >

>   > > Hi Angie,

>   > >  I'm under the weather at the moment so this will be brief..

>   > >

>   > >  I, too, thought I had a problem- maybe holding stress in my

>   face?-

>   > >  and got a custom mouthguard from my dentist. Initially, I

>   believe it

>   > >  helped because I DID get secondary pain in the form of muscular

>   > >  tension after many nights like you described. But, ultimately,

> I

>   > >  realized it's something mito-related. My teeth/face pain often

>   > >  coincides with eye muscle pain which I'm starting to think has

>   to do

>   > >  with lack of oxygen at night. In the daytime when I've

> " overdone

>   > >  it " , often it's my teeth and face that register the crushing

>   fatigue

>   > >  first.

>   > >

>   > >  Amy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Me too! In fact, I can't even have the new fillings because my teeth hurt

too much with it. I had many of my silver fillings redone with the new

stuff and they had to remove them all and put the silver back in due to

the pain I had with it. I am also finding that when I have crowns put in,

I have the same problem - has anyone else had this problem with fillings

and crowns? Clara

Clara

CJW526@...

Re: Angie-sore face muscles and teeth

I too complain often to the dentist about my teeth hurting and he can't

find

anything wrong.

Smiles to you,

Re: Angie-sore face muscles and teeth

Hi Sunny,

Now that you mention it, I experience " the tooth to tooth thing " too!

And I could describe the feeling also as " aching " at times. It's

great to be able to post like this and find others with the same

weird mito symptoms, isn't?!

Take care,

Amy

-- In , z39z@a... wrote:

> Hi, Amy

>

> That is very interesting. I have teeth pain, and many fillings and

> caps. I have been mistrustful of the dentist, who says my xrays

are

> fine, and I have no dental problems. I was just waiting for it to

get

> so bad that it would show up on xray, but maybe it is the mito. I

> rather think it might be, because many of my teeth " ache " from

time to

> time, but the pain comes and goes, and moves from tooth to

tooth. My

> guess is a bad tooth would stay hurting. Interesting. I will look

to

> see if there is a connection to how I feel generally, to a mito

thing.

>

> Thank you for sharing

>

> Sunny

>

>

> > Hi Angie,

> > I'm under the weather at the moment so this will be brief..

> >

> > I, too, thought I had a problem- maybe holding stress in my

face?-

> > and got a custom mouthguard from my dentist. Initially, I

believe it

> > helped because I DID get secondary pain in the form of muscular

> > tension after many nights like you described. But, ultimately, I

> > realized it's something mito-related. My teeth/face pain often

> > coincides with eye muscle pain which I'm starting to think has

to do

> > with lack of oxygen at night. In the daytime when I've " overdone

> > it " , often it's my teeth and face that register the crushing

fatigue

> > first.

> >

> > Amy

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Medical advice, information, opinions, data and statements

contained

> > herein are not necessarily those of the list moderators. The

author of

> > this e mail is entirely responsible for its content. List members

are

> > reminded of their responsibility to evaluate the content of the

> > postings and consult with their physicians regarding changes in

their

> > own treatment.

> >

> > Personal attacks are not permitted on the list and anyone who

sends

> > one is automatically moderated or removed depending on the

severity of

> > the attack.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >