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Nightguards
in Kyle, TX
A nightguard is a dental device that safeguards your teeth during sleep. If you suffer from teeth grinding, your dentist will likely suggest using a nightguard. Bruxism, the dental condition of teeth grinding, is prevalent among millions of American children and adults. While there are various potential causes for bruxism, most can be effectively treated with the use of a nightguard or preventive dental treatment.
Prevent Teeth Grinding During Sleep
Grinding your teeth during sleep can lead to severe damage, including cracked or broken teeth. People with Bruxism may not be aware of the problem right away, as grinding usually happens while they are asleep. However, there are several symptoms to watch out for that can help you identify if you have been grinding your teeth during sleep.
One of the most noticeable signs of grinding is the visible wearing down of teeth. If you observe that certain teeth have rough edges or seem to be getting shorter, it is highly probable that you grind your teeth while sleeping. Additionally, teeth-grinding symptoms can manifest in subtler ways, such as waking up with tooth sensitivity or experiencing pain in one or both jaws.
Although nightguards can be bought at a pharmacy, they are not specifically tailored to fit the unique shape of your teeth and mouth. On the other hand, a nightguard from Westinghouse Dental is created using imprints of your teeth, ensuring a much more comfortable fit and effectively preventing teeth grinding during sleep.
If you suspect that you grind your teeth, it is crucial to determine the underlying causes. While nightguards can help prevent teeth grinding during sleep, it is recommended to schedule an appointment with Westinghouse Dental for an assessment. contact us today to receive a personalized nightguard and address any dental concerns you may have.
The price for this procedure is:
Nightguards typically cost between $350 and $500. The coverage of this procedure by your PPO insurance is contingent upon the agreement between your employer and the insurance company.
