Tooth pain from Pacifier after sleeping

[littleDlife]

I sleep with my pacifier fairly often its a Nuk5(i think i have no idea how to measure it, was a gift from a friend) buts im unable to sleep with it wihtout putting up with pain on my two front teeth on the top of my mouth after waking up. Is this a sign the pacifier is sitting to far forward in my mouth and i need a longer neck? Other than the pain there is no chance on tooth position and this is after nearly a year of sleeping at least once a week with a pacifier.

How should a pacifier sit on your mouth??

[willnotwill]

Frankly, if you've got teeth, you really should not be sleeping with a pacifier no matter what size it is.

[LittleAmytheil]

I don't sleep with a pacifier, but I'd be concerned over any sort of tooth pain, even if its while awake.

[eatenbywo1ves]

Yea should probably quit doing it, unless you want to lose some teeth. Mouth super dry when you are waking up as well I'm guessing?