TEETH GRINDING AT THE DENTIST IN SIDE ( BRUXİZM )

If you are clenching or grinding your teeth during sleep, this treatment is for you. In our Side Dental Clinic , which is one of the best dental clinics in Turkey, we offer quality service for patients who clenched their teeth during sleep or grind excessively. With the treatment of bruxism, the damaged teeth are removed, and the teeth regain their former health.

Teeth grinding and jaw clenching (also called bruxism) is often related to stress or anxiety.

It does not always cause symptoms, but some people get facial pain and headaches, and it can wear down your teeth over time.

Most people who grind their teeth and clench their jaw are not aware they're doing it.

It often happens during sleep, or while concentrating or under stress.

When Should You See a Doctor About Sleep Bruxism?

If you have pain in your mouth, jaw, or neck from grinding your teeth, you should talk with your doctor or dentist. Sleep bruxism can cause serious harm to your oral and sleep health, and a health professional can help prevent more serious problems down the road.

A doctor or dentist can also identify if your teeth grinding occurs alongside other conditions, such as obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) or gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), which may require further testing or treatment.

How Is Bruxism Treated?

The simplest and easiest method is undoubtedly the personalized plaques. Thanks to these plaques, when you clenched or gnashed your teeth after going to bed at night, no harm will come to your teeth. The main benefits of these plaques can be listed as follows;

•            It supports the muscle, tooth and jaw joint.

•            It is specially prepared according to the person's mouth, jaw and tooth structure.

•            It is different from routinely applied night plaques and plaques are produced completely according to the tooth structure.

Apart from plaques, bruxism can also be treated with botox method. Bruxism treatment methods with Botox offer the following:

1.           There are two important muscles that cause clenching, these muscles are stronger in people who grind their teeth. With the Botox method, unnecessary work of these muscles is prevented.

2.           As a result, as the unnecessary work of the muscles will decrease, the grinding of teeth will gradually decrease.

Other approaches

One or more of these approaches may help relieve bruxism:

Stress or anxiety management. If you grind your teeth because of stress, you may be able to prevent the problem by learning strategies that promote relaxation, such as meditation. If the bruxism is related to anxiety, advice from a licensed therapist or counselor may help.

Behavior change. Once you discover that you have bruxism, you may be able to change the behavior by practicing proper mouth and jaw position. Ask your dentist to show you the best position for your mouth and jaw.

Biofeedback. If you're having a hard time changing your habits, you may benefit from biofeedback, a method that uses monitoring procedures and equipment to teach you to control muscle activity in your jaw.

Side Dental Centre Bruxism Treatment

Getting dental treatment in Turkey is very popular recently due to the advantages it provides. One of the main reasons for this is the convenience and privileges provided to the guests coming from abroad due to the increase in the exchange rate difference. Antalya is one of the most preferred places in this context. The Dentist in Side has years of experience in finding solutions to your problems. If you have any questions, you can reach the side dental clinic from the contact numbers without wasting time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can I stop grinding my teeth immediately?

In order to prevent the wear caused by clenching, you can immediately have a special plaque made for you from an authorized clinic.

What Happens If Bruxism Is Not Treated?

You may encounter many different problems in the future without you noticing. Your teeth may become weaker and more worn.

Is bruxism temporary?

It is a situation that is usually overcome over time, but you should not be insensitive to the damage it causes.