Temporomandibular disorders (TD), a major problem of today, temporomandibular joint, chewing crates and related structures, which is a common disorder with pain and mouth movements. Facial pain, headache, ear pain, pain in the neck and joint movements with complaints of pain and limitation are common. Bruxism, tooth grinding and tooth squeezing is a certain motor disorder and is known to increase with stress. It affects approximately 8% to 21% of the population. The generally accepted opinion is that it should be handled with a multidisciplinary approach. In this case report, we presented a 67-year-old female patient who presented to our psychiatry polyclinic with the complaints of tooth grinding. General information about TD and bruxism, psychogenic dimension of pain, comorbid psychiatric diagnoses and current treatment approaches are discussed in the light of literature. In this study, a retrospective literature survey was conducted. In conclusion, various treatment modalities can be determined in patients presenting with TD or bruxism related symptoms, taking into account the clinical symptoms.