@writersroom.boardwalkAround 8–10% of the world’s population-roughly 664-830 million people-grind or clench their teeth while sleeping. This condition is called sleep bruxism, and most people are completely unaware that they’re doing it.
View original postPhoto by @writersroom.boardwalk· Aug 12, 2026· Health
A young woman is sleeping in bed. She is covered by a white duvet and resting her head on a white pillow. Her mouth is slightly open, revealing her teeth. The mood is candid and relaxed, suggesting a moment of deep sleep.
@writersroom.boardwalkAround 8–10% of the world’s population-roughly 664-830 million people-grind or clench their teeth while sleeping. This condition is called sleep bruxism, and most people are completely unaware that they’re doing it.
View original postPhoto by @writersroom.boardwalk· Aug 12, 2026· Health
A young woman is sleeping in bed. She is covered by a white duvet and resting her head on a white pillow. Her mouth is slightly open, revealing her teeth. The mood is candid and relaxed, suggesting a moment of deep sleep.
