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Bruxism Fractures Might Be Prevented by a Dental Guard

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Bruxism is a term used to describe chronic night grinding. It is most often associated with unresolved chronic stress. If it is not addressed in some way the excessive force of clenching and the grinding action of the teeth can lead to a variety of oral health problems.

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At first these issues could manifest as chipped tooth enamel and dental fractures. Some people struggling with bruxism might also notice damage to their dental work. As time goes on the chronic tension in your jaw muscles and temporomandibular joints can also lead to the discomfort of TMJ disorder.

Wearing a quality dental guard in your mouth when you sleep can help reduce the forces associated with bruxism. It is a special mouthpiece made from a durable yet comfortable dental grade plastic.

With consistent use a dental guard can help to cushion the biting surfaces of your teeth. It also allows for a modest amount of slip between both sets of teeth to help reduce the tension that could lead to TMJ disorder.

Any chipped or fractured teeth will need to be repaired by a dentist to prevent further complications.

If you live in the [city], [state], region and you have fractured teeth or damaged dental work caused by chronic bruxism, you should call [phone] to schedule an appointment with one of our dentists, Drs. Clive, Richard, and Shad Ingram, at [practice_name].

Filed Under: Dentist Syracuse Utah Tagged With: bruxism, dental fractures, dental guard, grinding teeth, prevention

Did you know you can improve your bad breath today? Well, it’s true! Bad breath can be a problem in your life, and prolonging treatment can make it worse. To help you, Drs. Ingram, Ingram and Ingram with [practice_name] in [city], [state], is here to tell you how you can improve your bad breath today.

Persistent bad breath, also known as halitosis, can have many fundamental causes such as foods and drinks, cavities, and gum disease that can put a damper on your day. If a breath mint will not do the trick to relieve your bad breath, the first thing to do is call your dentist and ask for a dental checkup and cleaning. Your dentist will be able to give you a thorough cleaning of your teeth and gums to help wash bacteria away which will improve your bad breath. However, there are things you can do on your own to help resolve your bad breath as you await your dental appointment.

The key to positive oral health and fresh breath lies in remembering to brush and floss your teeth regularly. The suitable time to brush your teeth is for two minutes a day, twice a day. This will help keep the bad bacteria and food particles away from your teeth and gums, keeping your smile fresh and clean. Using mouthwash can also be effective for killing bacteria on your tongue or the insides of your cheeks. Sugarless gum is also effective because it helps your saliva wash bacteria away from your teeth.

With persistent bad breath, we understand why you might feel embarrassed to talk to others. However, our team is fully trained and prepared to help you with your oral health care needs. If you would like an appointment to improve your oral health, call [phone] today. We are always happy to help you in any way we can.

Filed Under: Dentist Syracuse Utah Tagged With: Bad breath, brushing, flossing, halitosis, mouthwash

Tooth enamel attrition is a chronic condition that can result when two or more teeth rub together at an unnatural angle. Also known as dental attrition, it can gradually lead to increasing tooth sensitivity, and tooth decay. In some cases the compromised structural integrity of the tooth can lead to a severe dental fracture. If you have noticed an abnormal change in texture or increased sensitivity one of your teeth, you should schedule an appointment with our dentist, Dr. [doctor_name]. After examining the tooth, [heshe] can help you understand your treatment options.

In a case where the compromised area of tooth enamel is relatively small and tooth decay has not developed, the [dr_type] might be able to treat it with dental filling. If the compromised area is large, [heshe] it might need to perform a dental crown restoration. This mode of treatment is designed to replace the tooth’s enamel layer with a special material. Most dental crowns are created from either porcelain, gold, or a metal alloy. If necessary, the [dr_type] might also alter the biting surface of the tooth that caused the damage, or [heshe] might recommend another orthodontic option to help prevent a future problem

If you live in the [city], [state], area and you suspect dental attrition has started to affect one of your teeth, you should call [phone] to have it examined and treated at [practice_name].

Filed Under: Dentist Syracuse Utah Tagged With: damaged tooth enamel, dental attrition, dental crown, treatment

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