Splint for Bruxism
Bruxism, commonly known as night grinding, is a prevalent oral issue that can cause damage to teeth and jaw muscles. To alleviate the effects of bruxism, Experteeth Dental offers custom-made splints to help protect your teeth and reduce wear during sleep.
Benefits of Using a Splint
Reduces Tooth Wear: The splint helps protect your teeth, minimizing damage caused by grinding.
Alleviates Jaw Pain: It relieves muscle pain and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders associated with grinding.
Improves Sleep Quality: By mitigating the impact of bruxism, it enhances overall sleep quality.
Enhances Oral Health: Protects your teeth and maintains overall oral health.
Advantages of Splint
Personalized Design: Custom-designed splints tailored to your specific needs.
Varied Materials: A range of material options to suit different patient requirements.
High Comfort: Designed for comfort to minimize any discomfort while wearing.
Improves Quality of Life: Reduces grinding, thus enhancing sleep quality and daily life.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the production time for a splint?
The production time is usually short, ranging from one to three weeks from design to final product. The exact duration depends on the material selected and the complexity of the fabrication process.
What are the effects of using a splint?
Clinical results show that splints significantly reduce grinding frequency, decrease tooth wear, and alleviate jaw pain.
How should a splint be maintained?
Regular cleaning and maintenance are essential to ensure hygiene and durability. Follow your dentist’s instructions for daily care to prevent damage or reduced effectiveness.
Who should use a splint?
Splints are suitable for all types of bruxism patients, particularly those experiencing tooth wear and jaw pain due to grinding. For severe bruxism, a splint is one of the recommended oral treatment options.
Are there any side effects of using a splint?
Some patients may experience initial discomfort, but most adapt over time. If severe discomfort or pain occurs, consult your dentist for adjustments.
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