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I need help. i have anxiety and depression but i don't know if the meds are working. i keep grinding my teeth and i find it difficult to consintrate at work. i always jump around to finish too much in a little time. it's effecting home life too.
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Anxiety/depression: You will need the services of a Psychiatrist to treat your symptoms with both medications and other therapies. If you don't feel your meds are effective, it may be time to rebalance or replace. Also see your Dentist to make an Occlusal Orthotic to help prevent damage to your teeth until your grinding can be controlled.
Answered 1/9/2020
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