Posted by Sierra Soleimani on Mar 31st 2016
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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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Posted by Sierra Soleimani on Mar 17th 2016
Dental Injuries Increase As A Result Of St. Patrick's Day
St. Patrick's day is known for it's
many traditions: green beer, skirts, parades and pinching. Going to the dentist is a new one being added to the list.
According to data from CNBC, there
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Posted by Sierra Soleimani on Mar 17th 2016
Why the Perforations?
Have you looked at a
SOVA Night guard and wondered, "what's up with these little holes?" No other nighttime mouthguard has holes in it. So, why the perforations?The little holes in
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Posted by Sierra Soleimani on Mar 11th 2016
Fitting Your SOVA Night Guard With Braces
One of unique features of the SOVA guard is it's ability to be fitted with braces. But, STOP RIGHT THERE. Put down the mouthguard and step away from the hot water. Now go back and carefully re-read
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Posted by Lisa Edwards on Mar 9th 2016
Don't Let Bruxism Get In The Way Of A Good Night’s Sleep
Sleep is one of the most critical factors in overall health. A recent study by the National Sleep foundation found that 35% of those surveyed said they get less than the recommended seven or more h
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Posted by Sierra Soleimani on Mar 7th 2016
5 Reasons You Shouldn't Dread Going to The Dentist
I used to be so afraid of going to the dentist that I put off going for a couple years. It wasn’t until my gums were inflamed and causing me pain that I actually went to go see the dentist.
I am
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