Teeth clicking?!

hi erin,  well, i could sure tell the OCD had set in (ha ha i have it a bit, also) but if you hear clicking, it would have to mean the teeth are touching each other. so , the next time just take 2 fingers and see if you can wiggle those teeth.....try not to,,,just see if they wiggle.  that could be the "shifting" theyre talking about....just a little movement. im getting elderly and i hear mine every now and then do that and its always after i drink something (mine are probably staring to loosen a bit) but dont you worry, you are young.  now, go obsess over something else. lol good luck

I'm curious to see if you ever figured out what this was because I'm having the same problem in a few of my teeth, but I have no idea what it is and it gives me horrible anxiety when my teeth click. I saw my dentist and she told me that it was all in my head and that it was nothing, which really didn't help at all because she didn't really give too many suggestions to what this could be. I feel the clicking in 4 of my teeth on the right side of my mouth (one of the upper front teeth, one lower premolar, one upper premolar, and one upper back molar). What she did tell me was that she thought this might be from heavy bruxism, or my heavy teeth clenching/grinding at night. I did read somewhere that the clenching and grinding can weaken ligaments that attach your teeth to your bone, which causes them to become loose (this can be fixed over time if you can lessen the grinding). I am also aware that teeth have come natural mobility to them as well. I've read that some people who are undergoing orthodontic treatment also experience this teeth clicking sensation and that it goes away after a while, which lead me to think that maybe, my teeth are shifting from the grinding, also causing them to experience the clicking feelings? 

I don't always having the clicking or popping sensation in my teeth. I've only felt it one time in my upper back molar and then never felt it again. But it consistently happens in my upper front tooth and my lower pre-molar for sure. It really freaks me out because I'm thinking my teeth are going to fall out or that I have an abbess or something because that's all that pops up when you google "teeth clicking" or "teeth popping." All of this makes me feel very paranoid and crazy. I'm only 25 years old and I'm worried about my teeth falling out. 

You are just being paranoid xD Maybe the click of your teeth is just the sound your teeth makes. It could be just that you're teeth structure is unique and produces sounds.

I have exactly the same feeling in two of my front teeth. One has a large feeling and had root canal and its clicking constantly, then I got the two front ones which feel sensitive and then the one next to them is also clicking! The dentist said they are fine and not moving but I feel like they are. He said it could be from grinding your teeth but I don't think Iam doing that. So if anyone found out the problem I would love to know what is it? I am so worried they will be getting looser and have to be taken out. Freaking out!

Hi,

so this is happening to me too.

its driving me crazy, it all started when the dentist removed my baby tooth which was a molar. (i had no adult tooth below it im 24 and it cracked)

this was back in may 2020 its now nearly december 2020.

when my molar was removed the dentist put me on 3 lots of antibiotics over a five week period as i had burning in all if my top gums above my teeth, swollen gums and i couldnt even speak properly. (i still dont know why)

luckily after 8 weeks this went away.

But now when i eat or drink i noticed clicking in my front top teeth mainly my second right.

almost like if i push on my gum behind teeth its like there is trapped air moving along my gum line behind my teeth?

over the 6 months i kept going back to the dentist who kept saying it was down to teeth grinding and then said its all in my head. which it absolutley isnt.

i was given a retainer to wear to bed which changed nothing. had xrays which showed nothing.

my dentist sent me to see a specialist who done this cold test on my teeth which was fine they say they cant see anything wrong.

but this never used to happen untill my molar was removed.?

its driving me crazy does anybody know what it is and how to stop it ??

thanks in advance

p.s im back in the dentist on friday

Omg the same this is happening to me right now. I do have a cavity in the corner my front tooth and when i flossed i realized that they shook a little bit, not with my fingers but with my tongue. I so scared because i don't want to lose my teeth, I'm 17. I'm too young to be toothless, I have been crying for three days, I haven't eaten because my teeth ache. I'm going to see a dentist but I'm scared she might say I have to take the tooth out.

I had a filling fall out. I went to the dentist for a cleaning and she looked at it and scheduled for me to get a new filling. A couple weeks before my appointment I had what I thought may be something my nerve was doing but it didn't hurt at all. She said that feeling would stop when I told her about it during the filling. Two weeks later it now seems like tiny bubbles, maybe like hydrogen peroxide feeling and sound is coming from that tooth. It makes the noise and feeling just a few times very quickly then stops. It might happen again 5 minutes or 5 hours but keeps doing it. Is this what everyone else is experiencing? Zero pain...just this popping/bubbling sound and feeling.

hello, please how it turned out with you? i have got similar problem, my front upper teeth feel loose and moving a little bit after i eat dairy product or sweets. and after a few minutes they are ok again.. i was at dentist and my gums, teeth and bone seemed to be ok. i had braces in the past. gums don't bleeding by brushing, i feel no pain. do you know what was wrong with your teeth? is it better now with you? what can i do? thank you for your answer and sorry for my english but it is not my first language..

hello, please how it turned out with you? i have got similar problem, my front upper teeth feel loose and moving a little bit after i eat dairy product or sweets. and after a few minutes they are ok again.. i was at dentist and my gums, teeth and bone seemed to be ok. i had braces in the past. gums don't bleeding by brushing, i feel no pain. do you know what was wrong with your teeth? is it better now with you? what can i do? thank you for your answer and sorry for my english but it is not my first language..