Posted by Lisa Edwards on Jun 17th 2016
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Protecting your teeth is the only option until you get to the root of what is causing this bruxism. There are many choices available over the counter, but one thing you want to be certain of is that
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Posted by Miriam Akervall on Jun 10th 2016
How Does a Night Mouthguard Work?
You may be wondering how a piece of plastic is supposed to relieve the pain and damage that night grinding, or bruxism, can cause. In fact, night guards have been shown to be extremely helpful tool
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Posted by Miriam Akervall on Jun 9th 2016
7 Tips to Reduce Stress for Better Sleep
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?
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Posted by Sierra Soleimani on Jun 6th 2016
Specific Bruxism Vs. Non-Specific Bruxism
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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Posted by Miriam Akervall on Jun 3rd 2016
Wakey Achey: Are Your Teeth Sore In The Morning? This Might Be Why
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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Posted by Sierra Soleimani on May 26th 2016
How are Bruxism and Sleep Apnea Related?
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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