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does anyone have any familiarilty with tmj? My bite seems off which i think is contributing to my issues, but if i 'move' my jaw in a certain way and bite down, the bite feels more natural. is this an example of tmj?

So I looked at my gums and noticed, that they are much lower than before, especially around the teeth that I've been complaining about 'shifting'. what causes this? I know the vyvanse/adderall does to an extent, but this literally never happened to me for 2 years while taking it, and now if i take it for one day it happens so quick the changes happen in real time. Can a slightly misaligned bite somehow cause your gums to erode/gum disease?

l thank you, my main worry is that it's some other issue caused by my teeth shifting due to not taking care of a vertically cracked molar quick enough. All these shifting teeth and feelings of 'weak' teeth didn't happen for the first 2 years I used vyvanse/adderall, but only really started recently (after i broke a tooth)

i"m looking into something called a neuro muscular dentist

i'm not sure if this recent 'shifting of teeth' and the feeling like they can be knocked out easily (the front ones are shifting, they're not even anymore like they used to be) is from the amphetamine itself, or if my bite has become misaligned and is making me put pressure in incorrect places when i bite, causing teeth to shift. Any Opinions? Because i used for 2 years and never had teeth shift, or the feeling that they could be knocked out easily like this, it's like i'm afraid to do anything as fast as i used to become i'm scared they'll knock out at the slightest bump

what about the shifting teeth though? my teeth used to be perfect, but now they're literally shifting out of position. my bite just feels slightly off or something. and itoften causes me to chip my teeth.

cna anyone give me tips for dental insurance? i s it still possible to get through healthcare.gov? self employed but not making much right now

how do i fix it? or is my bite ruined forever?

do your veneers work just like regular teeth? it's like when i had all my teeth perfect (before i broke the wisdom) i never had these issues, it all just snowballed after t

So I used adderall/vyvanse for roughly 2 years without having any teeth issues (i didn't even know they effect the teeth until recently). This all changed one day when i vertically cracked a wisdom tooth while chewing gum. Now, I've always had perfect teeth, i don't mean to brag as this is one of the only things I was blessed with. I also don't have dental insurnace so didn't take care of the broken wisdom tooth for months because it was so small of a crack. Eventually the gap widened, and I opted to get a crown and rtc done on it. This is because it started shifting the wisdom tooth above it, shifting the rest of the teeth on top. I hoped getting the crown would shift the top wisdom tooth back into original position but it hasn't. MOnths later, and now my mouth feels generally uncomfortable, and in the past few weeks or so, some of my teeth have been shifting forward or back by a few milimeters. I took a month off legal amphetamines and this seemed to stop (I didn't pay attention) But in the last week I got back on and weird teeth issues seem to come back strong out of nowhere.. My front top and bottom teeth are literally shifting (very minutely) in real time. Food gets stuck in these spots when it never did before. Overall my mouth just doesn't feel comfortable/natural, and when im' chewing sometimes my teeth clank together at an odd angle. has anyone dealt with someone like this before? Certain foods i can't even eat the same anymore. (apples, steak, bananas)