SnoringBruxism is a common condition characterized by the grinding, clenching, or gnashing of teeth, often involuntarily and during sleep. While occasional teeth grinding might not cause significant issues, chronic bruxism can lead to various oral health problems:
Tooth Wear Bruxism can lead to enamel erosion, tooth sensitivity, and even fractured teeth.
Headaches and Jaw Pain Persistent teeth grinding can cause tension headaches and jaw discomfort.
TMJ Disorders Bruxism can contribute to temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders, leading to jaw pain and dysfunction.
Nightguards Customized nightguards are designed to provide a protective barrier between your upper and lower teeth, preventing grinding and clenching during sleep. Nightguards also help alleviate the associated muscle tension.
Lifestyle Modifications We provide guidance on managing stress and reducing habits that can contribute to bruxism, such as chewing on pens or pencils.
Bite Correction In some cases, bruxism is related to an improper bite. We can recommend bite correction techniques to address this issue.
TMJ Treatment: If bruxism has led to TMJ-related issues, we offer comprehensive treatment to alleviate discomfort and restore proper jaw function.
Our experienced team understands the complexities of bruxism and its potential effects. We work closely with you to determine the best approach for managing and alleviating your bruxism symptoms.