Bite guard for bruxism

Grinding and clenching your teeth at night, also known as bruxism, wears down enamel, overloads the temporomandibular joints and can be a cause of morning headaches. A custom-made bite guard effectively protects your teeth and allows your muscles to relax.

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Diagnostics and a treatment plan with no obligations.

Painless treatment

Effective anesthesia and comfort at every stage of the visit.

Post-treatment care

Clear recommendations, follow-up checks, and constant contact with the clinic.

Bruxism: symptoms you should look out for

Typical signs include worn down, chipped tooth edges, sensitivity, morning tension and jaw pain, headaches around the temples, clicking in the joints, and teeth marks on the tongue and cheeks. Bruxism is often linked to stress and remains unnoticed for a long time, with its effects building up gradually, destroying teeth and overloading the joints.

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Bruxism: symptoms you should look out for

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Bruxism: symptoms you should look out for

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How a bite splint is made at Mabel Clinic

After examining your bite and temporomandibular joints, we take precise impressions, which the laboratory uses to create a transparent splint perfectly fitted to your teeth. During the fitting appointment, we check the occlusal contacts and wearing comfort, and then teach you

Splint treatment effects and follow-up care

The splint separates the teeth, stops the habit of clenching them, protects the enamel and prosthetic restorations, and relieves pressure on the temporomandibular joints. Many patients notice the resolution of morning tension and headaches after just a few weeks. The condition of the splint and bite is monitored during check-ups; in more complex cases, the treatment of bruxism is supplemented by collaboration with a physiotherapist.

Splint treatment effects and follow-up care

Splint treatment effects and follow-up care

Frequently Asked Questions

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