Additional growths of bone called “Tori” (See Diagram)
Pot holes in the back teeth called “Wear Facets”
Fractures in multiple teeth with existing silver fillings
Abfraction Lesions (or V-Shaped Notches at the Gumline)
Muscle Pain at the Temples or the Angle of the Jaw
TMJ disorder, which stands for temporomandibular joint disorder.
Damage, dislocation, inflammation, or other discrepancies with your jaw joints.
Bite imbalances that causes the bite on one side of the mouth to be higher than the other.
Excessive wear on the tips of the canines, causing a worn appearance.
Do you grind your teeth at night or suffer from muscle tension?
Do you wake up with headaches?
(In regards to your Teen) Does your teen play a high school sport like Volleyball or Soccer where they clecnch/grind their teeth?
For instance, if your teeth and jawbone are misaligned, then the imbalance in your bite might make your jaw joints and muscles uncomfortable, causing them to shift uncomfortably and force your teeth together.
Other factors, such as increased levels of stress and damage to your jaw joint, can also contribute to chronic bruxism.
If you catch yourself grinding your teeth more often than you’re comfortable with, or if your dentist notices signs of wear and damage during your checkup and cleaning appointment, then you may be suffering from bruxism.
If so, then you might require a custom-designed appliance to protect your teeth.
In addition, trauma from sports is very common.
Highly rigorous team activities like Soccer, Basketball, and Football tend to be the leading cause of dental trauma in addition to bicycle and skateboarding accidents.
That is why we custom fabricate our Sports Guards.
And now with the 3M TRIOS Scanner at our office, getting the perfect fit from a night guard has never been easier.
We digitally design your night guard or sports guard by taking a scan of your upper and lower teeth and leaving the dental materials out of your mouth.
After you leave, we take over the rest. We digitally design the thickness and occlusion, or bite while you are out of the office.
For many patients, it occurs only or mostly at night, making it more difficult to detect. Therefore, you may not realize that you have bruxism until the condition leads to extensive tooth damage, or worse.
If left untreated, the pressure of your bite can end up destroying one or more of your teeth.
Fortunately, most patients can benefit from a custom-designed bruxism appliance that fits comfortably over their teeth, protecting them from the friction of grinding against each other.
From the moment you start the process, a friendly Celina face will always be there to answer your questions about treatment and guide you through the process of maintaining your smile
The fit around each tooth is customized during the milling process so you can get a good fit from your Night Guard and feel comfortable while you sleep so that your appliance will stay in your mouth all night long.
Depends on the insurance
Night guards are typically made of soft, flexible material and are worn over the teeth at night to protect them from clenching and grinding. Sport mouth guards are made of harder material and are worn during physical activity to protect the teeth from impact.
It depends on your needs. If you have problems with clenching or grinding your teeth at night, a night guard may be a good option for you. If you participate in contact sports or other activities where there is a risk of dental injury, a sport mouth guard may be a better choice.
Only a dentist or orthodontist can determine whether you need a night guard or sport mouth guard. They will take into account your dental history, symptoms, and lifestyle to make a recommendation.
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