does bruxism cause periodontal recession
Hereditary thin, fragile or insufficient gingival tissue predisposes to gingival recession. Excessive clenching and grinding of the teeth (bruxism) can sometimes worsen pre-existing periodontal disease. By itself, bruxism may cause a reversible increase in tooth mobility, but not any gingival recession. stomach acid damage from self-induced vomiting, which may be associated with certain eating disorders.