Your smile deserve the best protection.
Do you grind your teeth? Do you find yourself clenching your jaw? If so, night guards could be a great option to help combat these issues and improve your dental health.
But not to worry! We’ve got you covered! Contact us today to understand the pros and cons of night guards to help you make the best decision possible.
What are mouth guards?
Experiencing pain or sensitivity around a tooth can be a tell-tale sign of tooth decay, alerting you and your dentist to a cavity, a cracked tooth, or over-worn teeth. To diagnose the issue, we’ll perform a series of tests, including a thorough examination.
Custom-fit night mouth guards can help relieve jaw pain and prevent teeth from grinding at night. If you’re experiencing symptoms like jaw pain or teeth grinding, consider our custom dental night guards. These devices, also known as night mouth guards for teeth grinding or teeth grinding bite guards, are typically composed of firm yet flexible material designed specifically for your dental needs. Made from durable acrylic plastic or sturdy soft silicone, our mouth guards for teeth grinding are tailored to fit comfortably in your mouth, providing protection and comfort while you sleep.
Who can benefit from custom dental night guards?
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- Clench or grind their teeth at night
- Are experiencing bite issues
- Regularly play contact sports
- Suffer from TMJ issues
Our approach to nightguards
If you’re in need of a night guard, the first step is to visit us for an examination. During your review, we’ll take bite impressions of your teeth to use as a guide when fabricating your night guard. The next step is to sending the impression to the lab, where your night guard will be made by professionals. In two weeks time you will receive your new night guard.
Once you leave our office with your new mouth guard, you can start using it immediately!
Are you looking for custom mouth guard / night guards in castle hill? Let’s talk!
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Frequently Asked Questions
More questions? We’re ready to help. Give us a call at (02) 8677 1735 or book your free consultation now.
When you’re sleeping, your mouth moves quite a bit. If you have teeth grinding and clenching, you may find yourself grinding into your mouth guard during sleep. This can result in damaged teeth and receding gums.
It all depends on your policy. Dental insurance does not generally cover night guards or sleep-apnea mouth guards, for example.
When you wake up and remove your mouth guard daily, be sure to rinse it off with warm water and gently brush it with a gentle toothbrush and toothpaste. Store in a clean and cool place.