Night Guards & Splints

Protect your teeth while you sleep.

Teeth grinding (bruxism) and jaw clenching can cause significant wear, fractures, headaches, and jaw pain. A custom night guard or occlusal splint acts as a protective barrier — reducing damage and relieving strain on the jaw muscles and joints.

What’s included

  • Assessment for grinding and TMJ concerns
  • Custom-fitted night guards
  • Occlusal splints for jaw joint support

 

Key Benefits

  • Protects teeth from grinding and wear
  • Reduces risk of fractures and chipping
  • Relieves jaw pain and tension
  • Can reduce grinding-related headaches
  • Supports TMJ health
  • Improves sleep comfort 

Frequently Asked Questions

Signs include worn or flattened teeth, jaw soreness in the morning, headaches, and disrupted sleep. Your dentist can identify signs during a routine check-up.
Custom-made guards are designed to fit precisely, and most patients adapt quickly.
Typically 2-5 years, depending on the severity of grinding. Regular checks help monitor wear.
Ideally an ultrasonic water bath. Otherwise, rinse after use and brush gently with a soft toothbrush. Always store it in the provided case.

Clean it daily with a toothbrush and mild soap, store it in a protective case, and bring it to your dental appointments for regular checks.

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