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Teeth Grinding

54kroc · 2011-06-24 18:09:07

I've been grinding my teeth in my sleep for the the last few weeks and I woke up this morning with a couple of loose chips in my mouth. I'm off to the dentist soon but in the meantime I was wondering if anyone knows what can be done about it.

24-06-2011 6:09pm

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54kroc

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I've been grinding my teeth in my sleep for the the last few weeks and I woke up this morning with a couple of loose chips in my mouth.
I'm off to the dentist soon but in the meantime I was wondering if anyone knows what can be done about it.

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#2 24-06-2011 6:10pm

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Maybe wear a gum shield like rugby players use? I know not ideal but might help until you can get professional advice.

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#3 25-06-2011 7:45am

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Go to your dentist, a "hard" nightguard will stop tooth damage from night grinding.

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#4 25-06-2011 12:04pm

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Cheers lads, a mouthguard didn't even dawn on me.

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