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Night time bruxism

2024-06-11 01:53:03
I have been suffering from night time bruxism since last 1 yr or so . Are there any treatments to cure this problem . Will mouthguards help me with this ? Suggest if any.
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Night guards / mouth guards surely help you with this condition it also helpsto reduce  further damage to your teeth  because bruxism slowly  causes wear of tooth surfaces which leads  senstivity and pain in tooth

Answered2024-06-16 04:48:28

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Hi..get your custom night guard made for you from dentist..as in long run bruxism destroy your teeth

Answered2024-06-12 04:13:18

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Hi night grinding is usually directed by central nervous system . You need to get the actual problem identified . Getting a night guard alone may not be the solution. Visit a dentist and get yourself evaluated
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Clinic visit

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Mouthguards surely reduce bruxism . Its advisable to visit a nearby dentist , who can treat your symptoms and suggest you the mouthguard .
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Please visit a dentist at the earliest

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Night guard will help you with pain relief. Also cause of bruxism is very important to stop the habit. So kindly visit clinic and get it checked

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Yes... Use night guard it will help you

Answered2024-06-11 05:38:25

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yes it will help in this condition. Just visit your dentist as scheduled, it will help your teeth from severe attrition and sesitivity.

Answered2024-06-13 10:42:54

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The treatment plan for bruxism depends on the cause of night grinding, so a simple nightguard may not solve the issue. Once you consult a dentist, they will be able to diagnose what is the cause and make the appropriate treatment plan.

Answered2024-06-13 06:05:02

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Night guard will help. But u need to visit a dentist for taking care of the underlying cause of bruxism.
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Avoid caffeine in late evening

Answered2024-06-11 15:29:55

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Hello Night guards will help you

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Hi, Mouth guard is a custom made tray for bruxism. Visit a dentist and get a consult.

Answered2024-06-11 06:52:30

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Hey Nightguard helps you to resolve your condition.

Answered2024-06-11 06:28:13

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Use night guard

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Hello Yes night guard is only option

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Hello! Use  mouth guard.
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Kindly visit nearby dental surgeon for physical examination evaluation and treatment plan

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