Each night I have to brush my teeth or it's always on my mind...?
926316
It could be both... But it's a good thing... Good hygiene is always nice to have.\n\nAs far as the difference goes I guess an addiction would be your constantly brushing your teeth and the habit would be it is a routine. But they pretty much go hand and hand, meaning the habit supports the addiction.
493321
You don't sound like you have a psychological problem, but it may help you to see a psychologist to discuss the anxiety you're feeling and try to figure out why these things may be occuring.\n\nYou MAY be a sleepwalker, but some people do scratch themselves in their sleep - it is a well known fact that people suffering acne will often scratch their pimples when they're fast asleep.\n\nYour local doctor would probably be a good place to start  - they can recommend someone who specialises in sleep associated disorders and a good psychologist.
593171
are u tired? because u have been running in my mind lately.
59795
Grinding or gritting your teeth in your sleep.  Your dentist can tell if you do this, and give you a mouth guard to wear while you're sleeping.
670665
The more you think during the day, the more you dream about things at night. Try not too think too much and give your mind some slack sometimes.
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.
1146580
I think about my family, my girls, my friends, world issues,\nwork, I am always thinking......about things!!
1000444
Yeah...lol...every single day....and then I think to myself...I need a life!
282811
I believe that teeth falling is a very common dream, one representation in particular is a change in physical appearance...obviously. Maybe your wisdom are growing in, need removal...what have you. The other is anxiety in your life...maybe a situation that you are unable to control (like getting older), or you may feel as though you are being forced to let go of things (like youth) that you don't necessarily know how to let go of.
951374
Stress is usually a factor in teeth grinding! If you do it when you are awake, try to be conscious about it and try to stop. If you are doing it at night, well there not much you can do to stop that! But there is a way to help to prevent damage! Having a night guard made to wear when you are a sleep! Talk to you dentist about it!
619950
I have the same problem.  Mine is a nervouse habit and I touch my nose a lot.  I think about it a lot.  I force my self to relax.  I think about how silly I must look and I put my thoughts else where.  I am coming a long.  It will take a bit but give time.
677348
hey sounds like tmj and you need to see a dentist or an oral surgeon.  I know.  Have been there.  Nope it is expensive but worth it.  You will prob have to get an appliance to stop the clenching at night.  Better an appliance than drugs to drug you.  hope this helps  J
737351
thats almost every day where I work.\n\nJust have to remember to work the problem and not let the problem work you.
930476
no. i prefer to resolve the issue before i sleep.\nif it can be resolved, i will. if it can't be resolved, no point allowing the thoughts to keep recurring in your mind.
506043
Yes you can. Try to figure out what it is that might be wearing heavy on your mind. Dreams and sleep-talking are a subconsious vent. You could see if you can tape what your saying and make sense out of it. I myself talk in my sleep, and let me tell you, i'm an honest sleep-talker. (trouble) But, hopefully, you will talk to a "shrink" or even a therapist to determine why your talking in your sleep. I know the feeling of going to bed and wondering if i'm going to tell a story to my girl in the middle of the night. And just for the sake of saying this, don't go to the club with your buddies and tell your girl that you had to work. she was waiting for me to get up and diascuss my "conversation" that i had with her. (we're good now though)
615116
you should probably talk to a doctor...it sounds something like ocd (obsessive-compulsive disorder)
914910
Ya it call "always on my mind"