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ABOUT SPLINTS

PROTECTYOUR TEETHWhen you grind your teeth, you grind away your quality of life.

Learn how you can say goodbyeto the detrimental effects of

clenching and grinding.

DIFFERENT TYPESOF NIGHTGUARDS

BRUX-EZE®

Processed with 100% memory, the Brux-eze splint

will not distort and does not need clasps for

rentention while being very comfortable to wear.

REM-E-DEZE®

Similiar to the Brux-eze splint, the Rem-d-deze

splint is Hard Clear Acrylic on the outside biting

surface with a comfortable inside. Great for

clenchers, a true bruxer or grinding patient.

COMFORT H/S™The Comfort Hard/Soft Splint is monomer free

(hypoallergenic). The combination of hard outer

and soft inner-lining makes it very comfortable

to wear and comes in four different colors!

There is no need to live in constant pain.

Millions of us experience the life-altering

pain and effects of bruxism, the grinding of

your teeth. You might not even know you

clench or grind your teeth because you may

be asleep when it happens.

When you clench or grind your teeth, you put

pressure on the muscles, tissues and joints

around your jaw. If you are a daily bruxer,

this constant pressure can lead to damaged

and worn-down teeth, as well as jaw joint

disorders and earaches. All these symptoms

are collectively referred to as TMJ

temporomandibular joint disorders, and all

of them can result from bruxism.

By putting an end to your daily clenching

and grinding, you can improve the quality

and restfulness of your sleep.

LIVE LIFE TO ITS FULLEST

THE QUALITY OF YOUR SLEEP PLAYS A MAJOR ROLE IN THE QUALITY OF

YOUR LIFE.

Ask your dentist. If you grind your teeth, he or

she can accurately determine if you grind your

teeth regularly. Your dentist can fit you with

inexpensive and reliable FDA-cleared splints

that prevent your teeth from grinding against

each other. If you suffer from the symptoms

make an appointment with your dentist so you

can be properly evaluated

How will I know if I grind my teeth?

Most dentists will use what is called a splint - a

mouth guard that creates a barrier between

your upper and lower rows of teeth. These

splints are incredibly strong and comfortable.

Your dentist will take an impression of your

bite and have a customized splint made

fromthe impression ensuring long-lasting

comfort, fit, and effectiveness.

What do Dentists use to keep mefrom grinding my teeth?

One of the more costly effects of bruxism is

that it can wear down your crowns, bridges

and other restorations. Talk to your dentist

about getting a splint to protect your

investments in your oral health.

Can bruxism damage my crowns or bridges?

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