Mouthguard for teeth grinding

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Jlfinkels
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Mouthguard for teeth grinding

Post by Jlfinkels » Sat Mar 05, 2022 9:51 am

Has anyone tried the fit-at-home mouthguards to stop teeth grinding while asleep? My dentist made mouthguard is beginning to break up and rather than spend significant cash on another to only have it last a year, I thought I could try one of the online dental labs (Remi, Cheeky, ClearClub). Before taking a chance I was wondering if anyone in the zoo has tried one.
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Re: Mouthguard for teeth grinding

Post by klm49 » Sun Mar 06, 2022 5:14 am

Jlfinkels wrote:
Sat Mar 05, 2022 9:51 am
Has anyone tried the fit-at-home mouthguards to stop teeth grinding while asleep? My dentist made mouthguard is beginning to break up and rather than spend significant cash on another to only have it last a year, I thought I could try one of the online dental labs (Remi, Cheeky, ClearClub). Before taking a chance I was wondering if anyone in the zoo has tried one.

I use one Wilson boil and bite mouth guard. They used to be $.99 at Walmart but are higher now.

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Re: Mouthguard for teeth grinding

Post by nana of 3 » Sun Mar 06, 2022 1:06 pm

I just used a hockey mouth guard until I stopped grinding my teeth. My dentist was very happy, actually he was the one to tell me to get a hockey mouthguard.
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Re: Mouthguard for teeth grinding

Post by Conrad » Mon Mar 07, 2022 8:01 am

Jlfinkels wrote:
Sat Mar 05, 2022 9:51 am
Has anyone tried the fit-at-home mouthguards to stop teeth grinding while asleep? My dentist made mouthguard is beginning to break up and rather than spend significant cash on another to only have it last a year, I thought I could try one of the online dental labs (Remi, Cheeky, ClearClub). Before taking a chance I was wondering if anyone in the zoo has tried one.
I have a big issue with grinding my teeth while sleeping and I've been using a mouth guard (nighttime occlusal device), the same dentist made mouth guard, for 7 or 8 years now. I don't understand why yours would last such a short time. My guard, while discolored, is still in good shape. I take the guard in whenever I see my dentist (twice / year) for inspection and ultrasonic cleaning.

A couple of years ago we went on vacation for an entire month and stupid me forgot my mouth guard. I got one from Wally's and it worked ok. Not nearly as good a fit and my dentist made guard but it worked. It was of the type that you place in hot water to soften it up before biting down on the thing.
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