Tag: Bruxism
How to stop grinding your teeth in your sleep; by a Central London dentist
Teeth Grinding is such a medical concern they even have a special term for it; Bruxism. It usually starts in childhood when a child gets their two top and bottom teeth, at around the age of 10 months says a Central London dentist. It isn’t harmful at that age and…
READ ARTICLEPrevent teeth grinding during sleep at City of London dentist
Do your jaw muscles ache in the morning? Do your teeth show signs of premature wear or hurt when you eat first thing? If so, then you may be one of the one in ten people who suffer from teeth grinding during sleep. This condition is known as bruxism and…
READ ARTICLECentral London dentist cures subconscious teeth grinding
Grinding your teeth during sleep may be the result of stress in your life, that is manifesting itself subconsciously during the night. Alternatively it might be due to an interruption in bite caused by a change in the position of teeth. This is very common for patients who have recently…
READ ARTICLEDental implants from London dentist best choice to replace missing teeth
Did you know that a dental implant could be the best option to replace a missing tooth? Dental implants are anchored to the jawbone itself to provide a realistic and tooth-like level of security rather than resting on the gum like other dental substitutions. An implant from a London dentist…
READ ARTICLEObtain a Mouth Guard from a City of London Dentist
A mouth guard or a mouth protector is a covering worn over the teeth and gums to prevent and protect it from any kind of injury. Mouth guards are mainly used for three different reasons; protection from injury in contact sports like boxing, as treatment for bruxism and during dental…
READ ARTICLELondon Dentist Treats Teeth Grinding with a Night Guard
A night guard is usually used by your London dentist to treat teeth grinding or bruxism. This has been the method of choice for a long time. You probably don’t even know that you grind your teeth. This usually occurs while you are asleep. It is not until your dentist…
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