Why do my teeth sometimes vibrate, and how can I stop it?
356224
when does this happen? after exercise the feeling could be associated with a heightening in blood pressure. If they throb, and ache, its a pretty good indication of a raise in blood pressure, or temperature change, (ie eating cold things, breathing cold air/ quickly) remember your teeth actually have nerves and some blood vessels in them.
709653
Ask your dentist.  You might be able to use a removeable appliance that would be relatively inexpensive to fix a minor problem.
797855
This is called TMJ.  Your dentist can fit you with a mouth guard or you can pick one up at a local drugstore.  If a guard it not used you risk damaging your teeth good luck
1009880
The above answers seem to have you on the right track.  Just one more tip...change your toothbrush or you may recontaminate yourself.
1164493
you have an abcess probably of some type. it could be a periodontal abcess which is basically an abcess in the gums along the tooth you should see your dentist pronto
919423
from my experience of visits to my dentist, the tickly sensation you talk of, arises from an injection which kind of disables all the nerves (pain receptive nerves to be precise) , in your gums area so that you feel less pain while he is working on your teeth.
83700
The popping sound is called crepitus. Most of the population has some kind of TMD disorder. TMD is a disorder of your TMJ (Temporal Mandibular Joint). You should see your family dentist. He will refer you to an OS (Oral Surgeon) If you do not have a family dentist, call and schedule an appointment with an OS. You are probably grinding and or clenching your teeth and causing extra stress on your muscle, However, there are other factors that cause TMD. Hope this helps.
116867
My guess would be that your teeth are loose due to bone loss rather than a too long tongue.  There are usually periodontal problems present when adults have loose teeth.
336137
sometimes, if we are chewing too fast, or have too much in our mouth.  It hurts a lot!  then you have to be careful, not to re-bite it...until it settles down. \n\nSlow down, and you can avoid chomping on your cheek or worse...the side of your tongue.
550816
Here is a link to WebMD that deals with tooth grinding. It could be a sign of something serious. Click the link to learn more.\n\nHope it helps.\n\nSincerely,\nTerry
1088143
The teeth that you are brushing and eating with are themselves set to vibrate as you eat or as they are brushed. The teeth are connected to the skull, and the vibrations go through your skull directly to your inner ear where your eardrum vibrates and thus the sound becomes "audible". This operates on the same principle as a tin can telephone. \n\nNow the reason why people sitting away from you cannot hear the sound as loudly is that the sound energy of the vibrations decrease proportionally to the inverse square of the distance from you. This is due to the fact that the sound waves disipate in a spherical shockwave. To a good approximation it is proportional to an evenly distributed spherical soundwave, and hence if they are r distance away from you, and their eardrum is .0001 r in radius, then  if you calculate the area of the eardrum, and you find what proportion that is of the surface area of the spherical shock wave, and then you find the initial energy that caused the spherical shockwave, then you will see that the amount of "sound energy" reaching the eardrums of the others is very tiny compared to the original.
705311
Probably happens when you shower. The germs are getting into you mouth and causing cavities. I would avoid all showering and washing above the neck if I were you. And try to avoid the dentist at all cost, it is a well known conspiracy that they are injecting you with cavitie forming micros's so they can collect more of your money.
122473
Go to walgreens or your local drugstore and buy a mouth gurad.  It a little rubber piece that you wear at night that keeps you from damaging your teeth.  It sound horrible and obstrusive, but when you wear it it shouldnt bother you at all, and you wont notice it the whole night through.  Make sure you buy the kind that will mold to your teeth.
478781
Although I am not familiar with this, the problem isn't with your teeth - its in the gums.  Try proper brushing techniques.
501657
yes it is, go to an orthodontis to get a sleep appliance that will help you to stop
541958
Need to see a doctor first could just be a sinus infection, can cause serious pain and pressure in your teeth.
714537
if its spasms then take advil. If its tooth ache due to food, then go see your dentist. If its ache due to your third molars growing, you should go see ur dentist and have some x-rays. Maybe they arnt growing straight?