Prevent Teeth Grinding At Night

In some cases, chronic teeth grinding can result in a fracturing, loosening, or loss of teeth. The chronic grinder may wear their teeth down to stumps. When these events happen, bridges, crowns, root canals, implants, partial dentures, and even complete dentures may be needed.

Not only can severe grinding damage teeth and result in tooth loss, it can also affect your jaws, result in hearing loss, cause or worsen TMD/TMJ, and even change the appearance of your face.

WARNING:
Long Term Use Of Prescription Drugs May
Lead To Dangerous Complications

The vast majority of prescription drugs, not just those aimed at treating teeth grinding pain, can severely damage your delicate natural internal balance, interfere with liver function, build up toxins in your body, slow down your metabolism and lead to serious side effects. Additionally, taking more than one medication, in many cases, can result in serious reactions between the different drugs. One drug can change, or even worse, enhance the side effects of the other drug. This can lead to harmful consequences.

WARNING:
Mouth Guards May Help In The Short Time, But
They May Worsen The Situation In The Long Run

Though splints and mouth guards are intended to reduce clenching and grinding, in some patients they actually increase clenching and grinding. The teeth are trying to get to where they feel they should go but the splints are in the way which stresses the muscles of the mouth. This makes you clench harder in order to get the teeth to that position. Some patients mention that the splints help reduce pain for a while, but then problems may arise, such as the development of an "open bite" (meaning when the mouth is closed, there is a gap between the upper and lower front teeth).

WARNING:
Surgery Has No Guarantee Of Success But
It Will Most Likely Empty Your Wallet

Jaw surgery is a very difficult surgery because the jaw is a very complicated joint. Such surgery is usually chosen as a very last resort when everything else has failed. The tissue surrounding the jaw is tough and difficult to cut and easily scars after surgery. Anyone undergoing surgical procedures is at risk for complications of surgery. Any surgical procedure poses a risk of infection and other complications, including reactions to anesthesia. In fact, many patients are worse off after the surgery.

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