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If reading our last post about bruxism, or night grinding, made you anxious to glean prevention strategies, look no further. First of all -- stop being anxious! Easier said than done, right? Br …

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While most people may not recognize the medical definition of Bruxism, many are familiar with the symptoms of this condition. Bruxism is the involuntary grinding of the teeth. It can occur durin …

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The early morning blues are a broadly familiar tune. Even the most indefatigable 6 AM­ riser suffers from the occasional unwelcome jolt of an alarm in the middle of that particular …

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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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