Bruxism, or teeth grinding, is a common dental issue that can have serious consequences on your oral health. But could it also be affecting the success rate of your dental implants? If you are considering dental implants or already have them, it is important to understand the potential role of bruxism on their longevity. […]
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Do you wake up with sore jaw muscles or headaches? You may be grinding your teeth without even realizing it. Teeth grinding, also known as bruxism, can be triggered by everyday habits that you may not be aware of. Understanding the subtle yet impactful habits that can trigger teeth grinding is essential for maintaining
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Dealing with the pain and discomfort of TMJ (temporomandibular joint) disorder can be a frustrating experience. Traditional treatments may not always provide long-term relief, leading many sufferers to seek out alternative and more holistic treatments for TMJ. But what are some of these alternative or holistic treatments, and how effective are they in managing TMJ
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With new research strengthening the case of teeth grinding or bruxism as a behavior that can be treated and corrected, traditional treatment of bruxism methods is getting a hard second, third, or fourth look by the medical community. And mouthguards are the top treatment for bruxism method being scrutinized. Mouthguards have long been the
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What does it mean that you are having more trouble biting with your mouth or night guard or that your jaw is still hurting every morning from clenching? Aren’t these dental appliances supposed to make your bruxism better? So why isn’t your mouthguard not helping with teeth grinding? It’s a common issue among individuals who
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Bruxism, commonly known as teeth grinding, can have a profound impact on an individual’s speech and communication abilities. The constant pressure and movement involved in grinding teeth can affect the alignment of the jaw and the muscles surrounding it, which are crucial for proper articulation and enunciation. Understanding how bruxism influences speech production is
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Bruxism, the involuntary grinding or clenching of teeth, is a common condition that can lead to various dental issues and discomfort. While traditional treatments like mouthguards are often used, a newer approach gaining attention is biofeedback therapy. Biofeedback for bruxism technique offers a promising avenue for managing bruxism by utilizing the body’s own responses to
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Teeth grinding and clenching can be a distressing condition that leaves many in need of effective and quick relief from acute symptoms, like painful tension-type headaches and tooth and jaw pain. Or at least moderate symptoms as part of a longer-term treatment plan. While there are several treatment options available to manage bruxism, one question
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Bruxism, the involuntary grinding or clenching of teeth, affects a significant portion of the population at any age and varying degrees. From the moment they are diagnosed with it or begin experiencing the most severe symptoms, some of the first questions they have are about the latest treatments. Today, our blog post aims to provide
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In the realm of mental health, the connection between Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and teeth grinding or bruxism has been a topic of interest and inquiry in recent years. Bruxism has been observed frequently in people with overstimulated minds, anxiety, stress, and neurological disorders that are known to increase the risk of muscle tension
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