Mouthguards For Teeth Grinding

Eclipse® night guards are crafted from clear visible light-cured composite resin. Because tissue irritating monomers don’t leach from the finished dental appliance, the mouth sensitivity sometimes associated with mouth guards is a non-issue. Less shrinkage compared with traditional acrylic night guards also means less distortion and a precise fit at delivery with little-to-no adjustments necessary.

Pro-Form® mouth guards are manufactured through a unique process, giving the finished laminate excellent tensile strength. Pro-Form® uses material that’s monomer and latex free, making their products some of the safest mouth guards used today. Pro-Form® mouth guards are used in all areas of sports, from professional teams to little leagues. Our experts at European Denture Center will work with you every step of the way to ensure your Sportguard becomes an essential piece of gear in your sports arsenal, whether that be in a professional league or just for a bit of weekend fun.

Get in touch with us today to learn more about our selection of night guards and mouth guards to help you continue living your best life, no matter the time of day or night.

Issues like teeth grinding or snoring can seem like small annoyances, but these nighttime conditions can have serious health consequences. Teeth grinding (sometimes called bruxism) can result in a thumping, persistent headache during the day, accompanied by a sore jaw. Many people are not even aware that they grind their teeth, although their partner may have a thing or two to say about it, as the sound alone can be quite grating. The loss of a calm, restful sleep due to bruxism can have its own negative effects. A night guard for teeth grinding may be all it takes to get your restful nights back on track.

Likewise, snoring may point to other more serious health issues. Snoring may point to the presence of sleep apnea, which is the continuous starting and stopping of breathing during the night. European Denture Center offers a selection of the best sleep apnea mouth guards that will help realign the jaw to keep the airway passage open, allowing for easy inhalation and exhalation in any sleep position. Even without the presence of sleep apnea, a night guard for snoring can alleviate respiratory pressure, allowing you to breathe easier.

Anyone who suffers from TMJ, or temporomandibular joint dysfunction, knows that it can be a major issue. The pain associated from the improper movement of the hinge that connects the jaw to the skull can range from irritating to downright unbearable. Earaches, jaw pain, difficulty in jaw movement, and throbbing headaches are just a few of the symptoms of TMJ. However, there’s hope out there for anyone suffering. A night guard for TMJ, sometimes called a splint, can help reposition the jaw and alleviate pain. Our experts at European Denture Center will take care to tailor a solution that will maximize performance and minimize discomfort with our honed selection of the best night guards for TMJ.