bruxism treatment dentist
Do you grind your teeth while you sleep or during the day? Chronic tooth grinding and clenching (bruxism) affects about 13% of adults and is also prevalent in children and teens. If you’ve noticed soreness in your jaw or neck, dull headaches, tooth pain or sensitivity, or worn enamel, you may be grinding your teeth and clenching your jaw while you sleep or absentmindedly while you’re awake.
At The Tooth Experience, we provide patient-centered, advanced dental treatments and solutions to people of all ages and walks of life. If you think you may have bruxism, our The Tooth Experience teeth-grinding dentists can diagnose the problem and recommend effective treatments to help alleviate the symptoms and restore your oral health.
While grinding your teeth or clenching your jaw occasionally is normal and unlikely to cause long-term problems, chronic teeth grinding can be a source of several health problems. Many people dealing with the effects of bruxism are unaware of grinding their teeth until major symptoms begin to appear.
Some of the most common symptoms of teeth grinding include:
● Neck and jaw pain● Weakened enamel● Changes in tooth shape● Broken teeth● Headaches● Migraines● TMJ disorders● Trouble sleeping
If you’re suffering from any of these issues, we can help you determine if teeth grinding is the cause and develop an effective treatment and prevention plan.
Absolutely! We offer a warranty on all dental restorations for our regular patients. As long as you visit our office every 6 months for cleanings and exams, we’ll fix or replace your crown, bridge, or other restoration at no cost to you.
Yes! The Tooth Experience is a fee-for-service practice. That means we offer transparent pricing for all services so you know exactly what to expect. You can pay us via credit, debit, cash, or check and if you have insurance, we’ll file a claim with your provider for you.