Topmusicanswers
- Why does my teeth vibrate when I sing?
- What does it feel like when a crown is too high?
- Why is my dental crown moving?
- Do teeth affect singing voice?
Why does my teeth vibrate when I sing?
If your teeth are particularly sensitive, the fluctuating pressure from sound waves can actually cause the water-filled tubes in your teeth to vibrate, especially at high-frequencies, and painfully irritate your pulp's nerves.
What does it feel like when a crown is too high?
A crown that is too high will not only cause your bite to feel off, it might make chewing painful because your teeth are contacting sooner than they should. On the other hand, if a crown isn't contacting properly, it won't contribute to your ability to chew.
Why is my dental crown moving?
Crowns can become loose for a variety of reasons such as traumatic injuries or impacts, an old and broken crown, tooth decay, lack of dental care, or sticky foods, tooth clenching and grinding can all lead to a loose crown.
Do teeth affect singing voice?
Teeth and Jaw
Having a relaxed jaw is important while singing to prevent strain on the vocal chords. It's easy to allow tension to set in while singing, especially when trying to reach higher and lower notes.
