Professional-Grade Dental Splints For Teeth Grinding & Clenching
Do you grind/clench your teeth while sleeping? As a major cause of dental wear, teeth grinding, otherwise known as ‘Bruxism’, is a major concern for oral health and care. Luckily, there are ways to manage nocturnal grinding which will make it easier to protect your teeth and relax your jaw muscles.
If you do grind your teeth, even occasionally occasions, you need to think about having a dental splint on while you are sleeping to protect your oral health. At All About Dentistry, we are passionate about oral care, and that means we take Bruxism very seriously. So, if you’re looking for a solution to your dental woes, book an appointment with us today.
What is a Bruxism Splint?
A bruxism splint is a piece of acrylic, which is custom-made to wear to keep up and lower teeth separated to stop teeth wear off during bruxism. These bite splints may be given for a wide array of reasons, including:
- The protection of teeth, including restorative dental materials such as porcelain veneers
- Jaw support and adjustment, including in cases of TMJ
- Jaw relaxation and muscle care
- Bruxism (dental grinding and/or clenching)
- And more!
Contact us to get more information about Bruxism splints, or to book an appointment with one of our experienced dental specialists.
The Most Qualified Doctors
Our highly qualified, experienced and friendly team members, the team endeavour for our patients to gain a complete understanding of their oral condition.
Dr. Jun Jiang
M.I.P.H ( Syd Uni)
A.D.C.Cert.
Member of Australian Dental Association
Fellow of International Congress of Implantologist
Member of International Team of Implantology
Member of Australian Institute of Medical Scientist
Dr. Jack Lu
B.D.S (Otago Uni)
Member of Australian Dental Association
Member of NZ Dental Association
Dr. Chunxiang Fan
Member of Australian Dental Association
A.D.Cert (Melbourne)
Dr. Ying Tao
B-BMED (Melb)
DDS (Melb)
Dr. Kalisa Zhe Yu
D.M. D. University of Sydney
Member of Australian Dental Association