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Whoever wrote that is an idiot.
When rats are happy, they start to 'brux', which is when they rub/chatter their teeth together, kinda sounds like they are grinding their teeth. If they are really happy they may close their eyes and brux, and if they are in absolutely sublime pleasure, they will kinda goggle their eyes around, which looks pretty freaky but absolutely adorable. I have only made one of my two pet rats get that happy in their little 4-6 month life ( they aren't dead yet, still have a lot of life in them ).
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There is no word using all of the letters, here are all the possible words that can be made:
brux
buhr
bur
hub
rub
urb
uh
xu
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apex, brux, calx, coax, crux, doux, eaux, falx, faux, flax, flex, flux, hoax, ibex, ilex, jeux, jinx, lynx, minx, onyx, oryx, plex, prex, roux
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apex, brux, calx, coax, crux, doux, eaux, falx, faux, flax, flex, flux, hoax, ibex, ilex, jeux, jinx, lynx, minx, onyx, oryx, plex, prex, roux
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Bruxism is when you clench (tightly hold your top and bottom teeth together) or grind (slide your teeth back and forth over each other) your teeth.
Alternative NamesTeeth grinding and clenching
Causes, incidence, and risk factorsPeople can clench and grind without being aware of it during both the day and night, although sleep-related bruxism is often the bigger problem because it is harder to control.
The cause of bruxism is not completely agreed upon, but daily stress may be the trigger in many people. Some people probably clench their teeth and never feel symptoms. Whether or not bruxism causes pain and other problems may be a complicated mix of factors:
- How much stress you are under
- How long and tightly you clench and grind
- Whether your teeth are misaligned
- Your posture
- Your ability to relax
- Your diet
- Your sleeping habits
Each person is probably different.
SymptomsClenching the teeth puts pressure on the muscles, tissues, and other structures around your jaw. The symptoms can cause temporomandibular joint problems (TMJ).
Grinding can wear down your teeth. Grinding can be noisy enough at night to bother sleeping partners.
Symptoms include:
- Anxiety, stress, and tension
- Depression
- Earache (due in part because the structures of the temporomandibular joint are very close to the ear canal, and because you can feel pain in a different location than its source; this is called referred pain)
- Eating disorders
- Headache
- Hot, cold, or sweet sensitivity in the teeth
- Insomnia
- Sore or painful jaw
An examination can rule out other disorders that may cause similar jaw pain or ear pain, including:
- Dental disorders
- Ear disorders such as ear infections
- Problems with the temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
You may have a history of significant stress and tension.
TreatmentThe goals of treatment are to reduce pain, prevent permanent damage to the teeth, and reduce clenching as much as possible.
To help relieve pain, there are many self-care steps you can take at home. For example:
- Apply ice or wet heat to sore jaw muscles. Either can have a beneficial effect.
- Avoid eating hard foods like nuts, candies, steak.
- Drink plenty of water every day.
- Get plenty of sleep.
- Learn physical therapy stretching exercises to help restore a normal balance to the action of the muscles and joints on each side of the head.
- Massage the muscles of the neck, shoulders, and face. Search carefully for small, painful nodules called trigger points that can cause pain throughout the head and face.
- Relax your face and jaw muscles throughout the day. The goal is to make facial relaxation a habit.
- Try to reduce your daily stress and learn relaxation techniques.
To prevent damage to the teeth, mouth guards or appliances (splints) have been used since the 1930s to treat teeth grinding, clenching, and TMJ disorders. A splint may help protect the teeth from the pressure of clenching.
A splint may also help reduce clenching, but some people find that it makes their clenching worse. In others, the symptoms go away as long as they use the splint, but pain returns when they stop or the splint loses its effectiveness over time.
There are many different types of splints. Some fit over the top teeth, some on the bottom. They may be designed to keep your jaw in a more relaxed position or provide some other function. If one type doesn't work, another may.
For example, a splint called the NTI-tss fits over just the front teeth. The idea is to keep all of your back teeth (molars) completely separated, under the theory that most clenching is done on these back teeth. With the NTI, the only contact is between the splint and a bottom front tooth.
As a next phase after splint therapy, orthodontic adjustment of the bite pattern may help some people. Surgery should be considered a last resort.
Finally, there have been many approaches to try to help people unlearn their clenching behaviors. These are more successful for daytime clenching, since nighttime clenching cannot be consciously stopped.
In some people, just relaxing and modifying daytime behavior is enough to reduce nighttime bruxism. Methods to directly modify nighttime clenching have not been well studied. They include biofeedback devices, self-hypnosis, and other alternative therapies.
Expectations (prognosis)Bruxism is not a dangerous disorder. However, it can cause permanent damage to the teeth and uncomfortable jaw pain, headaches, or ear pain.
Complications- Depression
- Eating disorders
- Insomnia
- Increased dental or TMJ problems
Nightly grinding can awaken roommates and sleeping partners.
Calling your health care providerThere is no recognized TMJ specialty in dentistry. See a dentist immediately if you are having trouble eating or opening your mouth. Keep in mind that a wide variety of possible conditions can cause TMJ symptoms, from arthritis to whiplash injuries. Therefore, see your dentist for a full evaluation if self-care measures do not help within several weeks.
Grinding and clenching does not fall clearly into one medical disciplines. For a massage-based approach, look for a massage therapist trained in trigger point therapy, neuromuscular therapy, or clinical massage.
Dentists who have more experience in evaluating and treating TMJ disorders will typically take x-rays and prescribe a mouth guard. Surgery is now considered a last resort for TMJ.
PreventionStress reduction and anxiety management may reduce bruxism in people prone to the condition.
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The question is not complete, but here are all the four-letter words that end with X:
apex, brux, calx, coax, crux, doux, eaux, falx, faux, flax, flex, flux, hoax, ibex, ilex, jeux, jinx, lynx, minx, onyx, oryx, plex, prex, roux
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern BRUX-N-. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter B and 2nd letter R and 3rd letter U and 4th letter X and 6th letter N. In alphabetical order, they are:
bruxing
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Their teeth grow continually, so to keep their teeth growth in check they must chew frequently on items such as wood. Crunchy foods help, too, such as thick crackers, lab blocks, and carrots. They also brux, which is when they grind their teeth.
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Xerox, reexamine, examiner, axer, hexer, auxiliary, axillary, hoaxer, extra
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An oral surgeon, I think.
Dentists can often help with this too. There are usually both that specialize in TMJ related problems.
Pretty much all the treatments are unproven and contested, according to the National Institute of Health: http://www.nidcr.nih.gov/oralhealth/topics/tmj/lessisbest.htm
If you are a chronic bruxer, a thin custom mouthguard will reduce damage to your teeth and dental work. All the invasive, bite changing splints, NTI's, ortho work, and surgeries are unproven. Botoxing your masseters gives you temporary relief at best, and signifcant long term jaw bone loss, meaning don't do this unapproved, best selling treatment. Since we all brux occasionally, stress reduction can prevent it from becoming chronic. But once it is a chronic, subconscious, neuromuscular disorder, don't let anyone sell you massage or P.T. as a cure.
Unfortunately, the NIDCR has decided to defer a study of jsut how much TMJoint related pain is caused by chronic bruxing. I think before you let anyone diagnose by structural analyses, or diagnose by trying on treatments, you should rule out chronic bruxism, or get an ironclad diagnosis.
EMG home sleep studies are the effective diagnostic, and will also tell you if a treatment is working or not. Note that lots of treatments can temporarily interrupt chronic bruxism, whether silent clenching or teeth grinding (this can buy you some very expensive false hope).
If you have the obviously worn teeth of a bruxer, be very suspicious of any TMJ specialist who doesn't want to use non-invasive EMG home sleep studies (rent a unit from a dentist) - these guys get a big, "Why?" from me. Cosmetic dentistry and bite changing really can make your smile beautiful, but it's completely unproven and contested for TMJoint related pain. I love cosmetic dentistry's effects.
I have spent a house worth of money on all the contested treatments and surgeries for TMJD related pain, with occasional temporary relief, and sometimes more damage. My topos/scans/etc. are ugly, one ball is a raggedy D shape, what little discs I have are displaced, but the real problem was the chronic bruxing, so I function fine now. The one treatment I skipped is the titanium ball and/or socket replacement, since the Mayo Clinic is honest enough to point out right on their website that it rarely reduces pain.
And if it's chronic, don't let anyone sell you stress reduction or massage as appropriate treatment. Good living can prevent a passing bout of bruxism from becoming chronic. We all brux sometimes. But a chronic, neuromuscular disorder will not respond to being told to chill out.
http://www.grindcare.com/us/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=90&Itemid=112
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When hamsters click their teeth, it is often a sign of contentment or relaxation. It can also be a way for hamsters to communicate with each other or to show signs of being scared or in pain. If the clicking is excessive or accompanied by other unusual behaviors, it's best to consult a vet to rule out any health issues.
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Some four letter words with U as the third letter are:
- aqua
- blue
- blur
- chum
- club
- clue
- dour
- drum
- flue
- foul
- four
- glum
- grub
- hour
- loud
- onus
- plum
- plus
- pour
- pout
- shun
- shut
- soul
- sour
- spur
- stun
- tour
- true
- your
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157 words found.
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Mice communicate through various noises and body language. They squeak when they are hurt or scared. They chirp to communicate where they are to each other while exploring. They shake their tails as a warning, when they are about to attack, and they nip in warning, too, telling you or other mice to stay away.
Mouse ears are also important--up means they are alert and curious, down means they are scared and/or submissive. If two mice are squabbling over dominance, one may go still and lift its paws in surrender, ears down and head back, or lay down and go still to show submissiveness. One mouse grooming another may also be a sign of dominance, or it might be just friendly attention. Mice also "hump" each other to assert their dominance--both male and female mice do this, and it's nothing to be worried about.
Mice groom when they are comfortable--if you're a holding a mouse in your hand and it sits still and starts to groom itself, this means that it trusts you, or it is easy-going and very tame. Over-grooming, though, can be a sign of nervousness. Mice also "brux" when they are very happy and content. This is a noise they make by grinding the teeth together. Bruxing also causes their eyes to "boggle," which means they move in and out very quickly.
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2 letter words with X
AX EX OX XI XU
3 letter words with X
AXE BOX COX DEX DUX EXO FAX FIX FOX GOX HEX HOX KEX LAX LEX LOX LUX MAX MIX MUX NIX NOX OXO OXY PAX PIX POX PYX RAX REX SAX SEX SIX SOX TAX TEX TIX TUX VEX VOX WAX WEX WOX XIS YEX ZAX ZEX
4 letter words with X
APEX AXAL AXED AXEL AXES AXIL AXIS AXLE AXON BOXY BRUX CALX COAX COXA COXY CRUX DEXY DIXI DIXY DOUX DOXY EAUX EXAM EXEC EXED EXES EXIT EXON EXPO EXUL FAIX FALX FAUX FIXT FLAX FLEX FLIX FLUX FOXY GREX HOAX IBEX ILEX IXIA JAXY JEUX JINX JYNX LANX LUXE LYNX MAXI MINX MIXT MIXY MOXA MYXO NEXT NIXE NIXY ONYX ORYX OXEN OXER OXES OXID OXIM PIXY PLEX POXY PREX ROUX SAXE SEXT SEXY TAXA TAXI TEXT ULEX VEXT WAXY WEXE XYST YUNX
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2 letter words with X
AX EX OX XI XU
3 letter words with X
AXE BOX COX DEX DUX EXO FAX FIX FOX GOX HEX HOX KEX LAX LEX LOX LUX MAX MIX MUX NIX NOX OXO OXY PAX PIX POX PYX RAX REX SAX SEX SIX SOX TAX TEX TIX TUX VEX VOX WAX WEX WOX XIS YEX ZAX ZEX
4 letter words with X
APEX AXAL AXED AXEL AXES AXIL AXIS AXLE AXON BOXY BRUX CALX COAX COXA COXY CRUX DEXY DIXI DIXY DOUX DOXY EAUX EXAM EXEC EXED EXES EXIT EXON EXPO EXUL FAIX FALX FAUX FIXT FLAX FLEX FLIX FLUX FOXY GREX HOAX IBEX ILEX IXIA JAXY JEUX JINX JYNX LANX LUXE LYNX MAXI MINX MIXT MIXY MOXA MYXO NEXT NIXE NIXY ONYX ORYX OXEN OXER OXES OXID OXIM PIXY PLEX POXY PREX ROUX SAXE SEXT SEXY TAXA TAXI TEXT ULEX VEXT WAXY WEXE XYST YUNX
5 letter words with X
ADDAX ADMIX AFFIX ANNEX ATAXY AUXIN AXELS AXIAL AXILE AXILS AXING AXIOM AXION AXITE AXLED AXLES AXMAN AXMEN AXOID AXONE AXONS BEAUX BEMIX BOLIX BORAX BOXED BOXEN BOXER BOXES BRAXY BUXOM CALIX CALYX CAREX CAXON CHOUX CIMEX CODEX COMIX COXAE COXAL COXED COXES CULEX CYLIX DEOXY DESEX DETOX DEWAX DEXES DEXIE DIXIE DIXIT DOXIE DRUXY DUXES EMBOX ENFIX EPOXY EXACT EXALT EXAMS EXCEL EXEAT EXECS EXEEM EXEME EXERT EXIES EXILE EXINE EXING EXIST EXITS EXODE EXONS EXPAT EXPEL EXPOS EXTOL EXTRA EXUDE EXULS EXULT EXURB FAXED FAXES FEDEX FIXED FIXER FIXES FIXIT FLAXY FLEXO FOREX FOXED FOXES FOXIE GALAX GOXES HAPAX HELIX HEXAD HEXED HEXER HEXES HEXYL HOXED HOXES HYRAX IMMIX INDEX INFIX IXIAS IXORA IXTLE JAXIE KEXES KYLIX LATEX LAXER LAXES LAXLY LEXES LEXIS LIMAX LINUX LOXED LOXES LUREX LUXES MALAX MAXED MAXES MAXIM MAXIS MIREX MIXED MIXEN MIXER MIXES MIXTE MIXUP MOXAS MOXIE MUREX MUXED MUXES MYXOS NEXTS NEXUS NIXED NIXER NIXES NIXIE NOXAL NOXES ORIXA OXBOW OXERS OXEYE OXIDE OXIDS OXIME OXIMS OXLIP OXTER PANAX PAXES PHLOX PIXEL PIXES PIXIE PODEX POXED POXES PREXY PROXY PYREX PYXED PYXES PYXIE PYXIS RADIX RAXED RAXES REDOX REDUX REFIX RELAX REMEX REMIX RETAX REWAX REXES SALIX SAXES SEXED SEXER SEXES SEXTO SEXTS SILEX SIXER SIXES SIXMO SIXTE SIXTH SIXTY SOREX TAXED TAXER TAXES TAXIS TAXOL TAXON TAXOR TAXUS TELEX TEXAS TEXES TEXTS TOXIC TOXIN TUXES TWIXT UNBOX UNFIX UNMIX UNSEX UNTAX VARIX VEXED VEXER VEXES VEXIL VIBEX VITEX VIXEN VOXEL WAXED WAXEN WAXER WAXES WEXED WEXES WOXEN WUXIA XEBEC XENIA XENIC XENON XERIC XEROX XERUS XOANA XYLAN XYLEM XYLIC XYLOL XYLYL XYSTI XYSTS YEXED YEXES ZAXES ZEXES
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Larynx. Tax. Syntax. Flax. Wax. Mix. Fix. Ibex. Onyx. Manx. Minx. Jinx. Lynx. Pox. Flex. Reflex. Prefix. Suffix. Affix. Complex. Simplex. Duplex. Triplex. Matrix. Box. Fox. Coccyx.
To list a few more (less than 7 letters):
Ax. Ox. Annex. Apex. Calyx. Flux. Helix. Hex. Icebox. Index. Influx. Latex. Lax. Phlox. Relax. Sex. Suplex. Unisex. Vertex. Vortex. Vex.
To list a few more (7 letters):
Anthrax. Paradox. Phalanx. Pharynx. Perflex.
A more complete list :
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According to SOWPODS2, there are 543 words between 2 and 15 letters which end with the letter X:
2-letter words:
ax, ex, ox
3-letter words:
box, cox, dex, dux, fax, fix, fox, gox, hex, hox, kex, lax, lex, lox, lux, max, mix, mux, nix, nox, pax, pix, pox, pyx, rax, rex, sax, sex, six, sox, tax, tex, tix, tux, vex, vox, wax, wex, wox, yex, zax, zex
4-letter words:
apex, brux, calx, coax, crux, doux, eaux, faix, falx, faux, flax, flex, flix, flux, grex, hoax, ibex, ilex, jeux, jinx, jynx, lanx, lynx, minx, onyx, oryx, plex, prex, roux, ulex, yunx
5-letter words:
addax, admix, affix, annex, beaux, bemix, bolix, borax, calix, calyx, carex, choux, cimex, codex, comix, culex, cylix, desex, detox, dewax, embox, enfix, fedex, forex, galax, hapax, helix, hyrax, immix, index, infix, kylix, latex, limax, linux, lurex, malax, mirex, murex, panax, phlox, podex, pyrex, radix, redox, redux, refix, relax, remex, remix, retax, rewax, salix, silex, sorex, telex, unbox, unfix, unmix, unsex, untax, varix, vibex, vitex
6-letter words:
adieux, afflux, auspex, banjax, bembex, bembix, biflex, bijoux, bollix, bollox, bombax, bombyx, boyaux, carfax, carfox, caudex, cervix, chenix, climax, coccyx, commix, confix, convex, cortex, cowpox, deflex, dentex, diplex, dogfox, duplex, earwax, efflux, forfex, fornix, frutex, hallux, handax, hatbox, haybox, hotbox, icebox, imbrex, implex, influx, isolex, jawbox, larnax, larynx, lummox, magnox, mastix, matrix, meninx, muskox, nontax, orifex, outbox, outfox, pegbox, phenix, pickax, poleax, pollex, prefix, premix, pretax, prolix, reflex, reflux, scolex, silvex, skybox, smilax, spadix, sphinx, sphynx, storax, styrax, subfix, suffix, suplex, surtax, syntax, syrinx, teabox, tettix, thorax, tutrix, unisex, vernix, vertex, volvox, vortex
7-letter words:
abrasax, antefix, anthrax, antisex, antitax, apoplex, apteryx, aruspex, bandbox, bateaux, beatbox, beeswax, boombox, bostryx, broadax, bureaux, cadeaux, carapax, cashbox, celotex, chamoix, choenix, coalbox, coannex, complex, conflux, coteaux, deindex, distrix, editrix, equinox, farebox, feedbox, firebox, flummox, fowlpox, funplex, gateaux, gearbox, gravlax, hellbox, homosex, humidex, jambeux, jukebox, kickbox, kleenex, lockbox, mailbox, milieux, minimax, narthex, oratrix, outjinx, overlax, overmix, overtax, packwax, panchax, paradox, pemphix, perplex, perspex, phalanx, pharynx, phoenix, pillbox, postbox, postfix, posttax, princox, reaffix, reannex, rectrix, reindex, reseaux, salpinx, saltbox, sandbox, sealwax, seedbox, shoebox, showbox, simplex, soapbox, sonovox, spandex, talkbox, tectrix, telefax, teletex, toolbox, tortrix, treewax, triplex, tubifex, vaudoux, victrix, vitraux, woadwax, woodbox, woodwax, workbox
8-letter words:
aftertax, anthelix, appendix, aviatrix, bandeaux, batteaux, berceaux, biconvex, bobbysox, bordeaux, brainbox, breadbox, camaieux, carnifex, chapeaux, chateaux, cicatrix, cineplex, clackbox, clangbox, coturnix, couteaux, creatrix, crucifix, curatrix, curtalax, cybersex, disannex, earthwax, econobox, epicalyx, fabliaux, fourplex, genetrix, genitrix, giambeux, haruspex, heretrix, heritrix, homeobox, horsebox, horsepox, intermix, interrex, intersex, jambeaux, janitrix, loosebox, lunchbox, manteaux, matchbox, megaplex, microlux, millilux, mirepoix, morceaux, nouveaux, octuplex, opopanax, orthodox, paintbox, parallax, phorminx, plateaux, ponceaux, pontifex, precieux, quadplex, quincunx, rondeaux, rouleaux, sardonyx, saucebox, scrumpox, smallpox, snuffbox, soundbox, spinifex, subindex, superfix, supermax, supersex, supertax, sweatbox, swinepox, tableaux, toadflax, tonneaux, tractrix, transfix, trumeaux, undertax, videotex, watchbox, waterpox, zelatrix
9-letter words:
aboideaux, aboiteaux, antihelix, bisectrix, decomplex, dictatrix, directrix, disclimax, dorsiflex, earthflax, fellatrix, flambeaux, gogglebox, gravadlax, heterodox, homoeobox, letterbox, mediatrix, metroplex, multiplex, neocortex, pepperbox, piscatrix, pompholyx, prehallux, prepollex, priedieux, prothorax, rattlebox, religieux, retroflex, shadowbox, spondulix, strongbox, subclimax, subcortex, submatrix, superflux, testatrix, tinderbox, tuckerbox, unperplex
10-letter words:
anticlimax, bordereaux, chalumeaux, chatterbox, chickenpox, circumflex, coadjutrix, contraplex, dominatrix, gaspereaux, generatrix, googolplex, groundprox, inheritrix, initiatrix, mesothorax, metathorax, moderatrix, nectocalyx, noncomplex, oropharynx, prattlebox, precentrix, protectrix, quadratrix, quadruplex, separatrix, spectatrix, subbureaux, superhelix, thunderbox, trisectrix, trousseaux, unorthodox
11-letter words:
androsphinx, arbitratrix, chalcedonyx, consolatrix, fricandeaux, hydrothorax, hypopharynx, merveilleux, nasopharynx, negotiatrix, neoorthodox, nonorthodox, overcomplex, progenitrix, prolocutrix, proprietrix, prosecutrix, sceuophylax, speculatrix, thoroughwax
12-letter words:
conservatrix, heteroduplex, hypercomplex, plagioclimax, pneumothorax, portmanteaux
13-letter words:
archaeopteryx, cephalothorax, hieracosphinx, immunocomplex, improvisatrix, interlocutrix, primogenitrix, ultraorthodox
14-letter words:
administratrix
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APEX
BRUX
CALX
COAX
CRUX
DOUX
EAUX
FAIX
FALX
FAUX
FLAX
FLEX
FLIX
FLUX
GREX
HOAX
IBEX
ILEX
JEUX
JINX
JYNX
LANX
LYNX
MINX
ONYX
ORYX
PLEX
PREX
ROUX
ULEX
YUNX
ATAXY
BRAXY
DEOXY
DRUXY
EPOXY
FLAXY
FLEXO
ORIXA
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