Night Guards / Mouth Guards / Mandibular Advancement Splints

Protect Your Teeth with Custom Night Guards

Teeth grinding (bruxism) and jaw clenching can cause serious damage to your teeth over time, often without you even realising it. A custom-made night guard or mouth guard is a simple and effective solution designed to protect your teeth, reduce jaw strain and improve overall comfort while you sleep or play sports.

At The Doreen Dentist, we create high-quality, custom-fitted night guards and mouth guards tailored to your bite for maximum comfort, durability and protection.

Night Guards / Mouth Guards / Mandibular Advancement Splints Help With?

Night guards and mouth guards are commonly used to prevent and manage a range of issues, including:

Teeth grinding (bruxism) during sleep
Jaw clenching and associated muscle tension
Tooth wear, chipping or cracking
Jaw pain or discomfort related to grinding
Headaches caused by clenching
Protection during contact sports and physical activity

Our custom appliances are designed to fit securely and comfortably, helping protect your teeth without affecting your sleep or performance.

Mandibular Advancement Splints

Mandibular advancement splints are custom made dental appliances designed to gently position the lower jaw forward while you sleep. They may help improve airflow and reduce snoring in suitable patients.

At The Doreen Dentist, we can assess your teeth, bite and jaw to determine whether a mandibular advancement splint may be suitable for you. Each appliance is custom fitted for comfort and designed to work with your individual bite.

Frequently asked questions

What is a dental night guard?

A dental night guard is an appliance worn over the teeth, usually while sleeping. A dentist can discuss whether a night guard is appropriate for your individual situation.

What is a mouth guard?

A mouth guard is an appliance worn over the teeth for protection during certain activities. Your dentist can discuss the type of mouth guard that may be appropriate for you.

How do I know if I should ask about a night guard?

If you have concerns about clenching, grinding or wear on your teeth, mention them to your dentist. An assessment is needed before deciding whether a night guard should be considered.

Are night guards and sports mouth guards the same thing?

They are designed for different purposes. A dentist can explain the difference and discuss which type of appliance may be relevant to your needs.

How is a dental guard fitted?

The fitting process depends on the type of appliance being considered. Your dentist can explain how the guard will be made or fitted before you proceed.

How should I look after my dental guard?

Your dentist can provide cleaning and storage instructions for the specific appliance you receive. Follow those instructions to care for it appropriately.

When should I bring my dental guard back to the dentist?

Bring it with you if the fit changes, it becomes damaged or you have concerns about using it. Your dentist can check the appliance and discuss what to do next.

Protect Your Teeth Before Damage Happens

Don’t wait until grinding or impact causes lasting damage, Book a consultation today.

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