| NoMore Teeth Grinding Night Guard
PROTECT YOUR SMILE & YOUR TEETH with our New NoMore Teeth Grinding Bruxing Night Grinding Mouth Guard Until now this mouth guard has only been offered through dentists and can cost over £150.00. Now you too can have a professional fitting mouth guard to protect your teeth from the damaging effects of bruxing (grinding and clenching) while you sleep without the hassle of a dental office visit and at a fraction of the cost. It is easy to shape and can be fitted to any size arch. EASY TO FIT SPACE AGE PLASTIC!
This is an easy to use thermally activated plastic mouth tray that forms a tight friction fit to protect your teeth at night. The Bruxing Occlusal Splint kit comes with the moldable mouth guard, plastic storage case and complete instructions. What is Bruxism?(Teeth Grinding and Clenching)
Bruxism is the clenching and grinding together of both the upper and lower teeth. Bruxism can cause pressure on the muscles, tissues, and other surrounding structures of the jaw, and can cause jaw joint disorders, headaces, neck pain, jaw pain, ear pain, tense muscles, and excessive wear on the teeth. Collectively, these symptoms are referred to as "TMJ" (temperomandibular joint) problems.
Bruxism can cause damage to the temperomandibular joint (the hinge that connects the lower jaw to the upper jaw) if not treated. Bruxism is a common problem, it is estimated that over nine million people in the UK are affected by it. A large number of people who clench also tend to grind their teeth. Grinding is when you slide your teeth over each other in a back and forth, or sideways movement. Often the grinding is a subconscious behavior that is not realized by the bruxer. A partner or significant other is often the first to hear the noise of the bruxer's teeth grinding at night. If not treated, excessive grinding can wear down your teeth. The cause of bruxism is not completely known, but many agree that stress and anxiety play a major role. What Is the treatment for Bruxism? Stress reduction and anxiety management are methods used to treat bruxism and reduce the symptoms, but a dental night guard is the most commonly used method to reduce the effects or bruxism. A night guard is a horseshoe-shaped, retainer-like, plastic appliance with shallow borders that can be worn on either the top or the bottom arch. It is designed to protect the teeth from the pressure of clenching and grinding by providing a protective cushion between the upper and lower teeth. A night guard can be a simple, and affordable solution for protecting your teeth and jaws from the damaging effects of bruxism. When properly fitted, it can help reduce clenching, grinding, and TMJ problems by helping to relax the muscles in the jaw.
Notice: This product cannot be used with Braces or Any Removable Or Temporary Dental Work. The information provided above is for informational purposes and is not meant to substitute for the advice provided by your own dentist or other medical professional.
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