Night GuardsIn Roseville, CA
Protect your teeth and alleviate jaw pain with custom-fitted night guards. Our expert team at The Head Pain Center provides personalized solutions for bruxism and TMJ disorders.
What are Night Guards?
Night guards are custom-made oral appliances designed to protect your teeth from the effects of grinding and clenching during sleep. These devices create a barrier between your upper and lower teeth, reducing wear and tear while alleviating pressure on your jaw joints.
Benefits of Treatment
- Tooth Protection: Prevents enamel wear and potential tooth fractures caused by grinding.
- Pain Relief: Reduces jaw, neck, and head pain associated with bruxism and TMJ disorders.
- Improved Sleep: Promotes better sleep quality by reducing tension in jaw muscles.
Bruxism and TMJ Disorder Symptoms
Other Symptoms
- Neck and shoulder pain
- Limited ability to open the mouth wide
- Clicking or popping sounds in the jaw joint
Sleep-Related Symptoms
- Disrupted sleep
- Sleep partner reports grinding sounds
- Waking up with a tired or tight jaw
Pain Symptoms
- Jaw pain or soreness
- Facial pain
- Earaches or pain around the ear area
- Headaches, particularly in the temples
Dental Symptoms
Worn down, flattened, or chipped teeth
- Increased tooth sensitivity
- Tight or sore jaw muscles upon waking
Our Approach to Night Guard Treatment
At The Head Pain Center, we understand that each patient's needs are unique. Dr. Mohd Khalaf and our team provide personalized care to address your specific symptoms and concerns.
Comprehensive Evaluation
We begin with a thorough examination of your teeth, jaw, and surrounding muscles to determine the extent of grinding and its effects.
Custom Fitting
Using advanced imaging techniques, we create a night guard tailored to your mouth's specific shape and bite pattern, ensuring maximum comfort and effectiveness.
Material Selection
We offer a range of materials for your night guard, from soft to hard, based on your specific needs and preferences.
Follow-up Care
Regular check-ups allow us to monitor your progress and make any necessary adjustments to your night guard for optimal results.
FAQ's
To maintain your night guard, rinse it with cold water after use and clean it with a soft toothbrush. Avoid using hot water, which can warp the material. Store it in a ventilated case when not in use, and regularly check for signs of wear or damage. Bring it to your dental appointments for inspection to ensure it remains in good condition.