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If you go to the dentist because of suspected bruxism, chances are they’re going to recommend a night guard. While you definitely need to have a night guard to protect your teeth from grinding, …

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You say "po-tay-to" and I say "po-tah-to",. A bite guard is a mouthguard, is a night grinding guard, is a stress guard, is a teeth guard, is a dental guard, is a night guard. One and the same. So …

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Night grinders who suffer long term effects of grinding their teeth (bruxism) can also experience TMJ (Temporomandibular joint) disorder. Let’s take a look at some questions that are commonly as …

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Once you’ve been diagnosed with bruxism, your first question might be, “what can I do to stop it?”. Unfortunately, there is no pill that specifically prevents you from grinding your teeth at night. …

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Your dentist has just diagnosed you as a bruxer (someone who suffers from Bruxism). Chances are they’ve recommended a dental guard to protect your teeth night. Thus, your search for the perfect night …

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While bruxism is typically associated with sleeping, it can also happen during the day. Day time grinding is a form of bruxism that affects 10% of all night grinders. So there’s a chance that if you’r …

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