Custom Mouthguards for Bruxism
in Brentwood, CA

Whether you occasionally grind your teeth or experience chronic bruxism, a custom nightguard is an excellent solution to help keep your teeth and gums protected from potential damage. Our Brentwood dental practice offers durable, custom mouthguards for bruxism that can often be designed and created in just a few short weeks. Interested in learning more and scheduling a visit with us? Feel free to get in touch!

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What are some common signs of bruxism?

Common signs of bruxism include frequent jaw pain or stiffness, headaches (especially in the morning), worn or flattened teeth, increased tooth sensitivity, and unexplained damage to dental restorations. Some individuals may also experience clicking or popping in the jaw or notice that their teeth feel loose. Routine visits to our practice can help diagnose and treat bruxism effectively.

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What happens if bruxism is not treated in time?

Untreated bruxism can lead to significant dental and jaw problems, including cracked or broken teeth, excessive enamel wear, and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders. Chronic grinding may also result in gum recession, tooth sensitivity, and facial pain. Over time, the strain on the jaw muscles and joints can cause long-term discomfort and damage that requires extensive dental intervention, which is why early treatment is so important.

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What happens if I lose my custom mouthguard?

If you lose your custom mouthguard, contact our office as soon as you can to begin working on a replacement. Wearing a nightguard consistently is crucial for protecting your teeth from damage caused by grinding. Delaying replacement may expose your teeth and jaw to unnecessary risks, so acting promptly ensures your teeth, gums, and jaw remain protected.

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Are custom mouthguards covered by insurance?

Coverage for custom nightguards depends on your dental insurance plan. Some plans may cover part or all of the cost, especially if the mouthguard is deemed medically necessary, such as for bruxism treatment. We recommend contacting your provider directly for specific coverage information and visiting our financial page for additional financial information.

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