Mouth Guards
· If you're athletic, you should consider getting a mouth guard.
· If you grind your teeth at night, you should look into night guards.
The cost of cosmetic and restorative dental procedures, not to mention the time and discomfort associated with those procedures, is an investment worth safeguarding. If you have crowns, veneers, or other types of prosthetic dental work, you may want to consider getting a mouth or night guard to protect that smile.
A mouth guard is a device you wear to prevent facial and head injuries while playing sports. Mouth guards can do a lot more than just protect your teeth. They prevent injuries to your lips, cheeks, tongue, neck, brain and lower jaw.
A night guard is a device you wear while you sleep to prevent you from damaging your teeth by clenching or grinding. Worn and cracked teeth and damaged restorations are only some of the physical consequences of grinding, which dentists called bruxing. Related problems include sore jaws, headaches, neck aches and jaw problems.
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