What is Bruxism (Teeth Grinding)?
Bruxism, commonly encountered in society, should not be merely regarded as a simple oral habit. The teeth, gums, jawbones, and jaw joint (temporomandibular joint) that make up the chewing system are involved in a parafunctional condition that creates biomechanical pressure exceeding normal forces during the act of chewing. While people exert physiological limits on their teeth while eating during the day, these loads become uncontrolled and continuous during bruxism.
Bruxism in the Avrupadent clinics serving the İzmir region is examined under two main categories: “Night Bruxism” (sleep bruxism) and “Daytime Bruxism” (wakefulness bruxism). Daytime bruxism usually occurs as an individual clenches their teeth in response to stress or intense focus, while night bruxism manifests through involuntary muscle contractions during light sleep stages.
In daytime bruxism, the individual usually becomes aware or is alerted to clenching their teeth. However, in night bruxism, due to being unconscious, the intensity of the force applied cannot be controlled, and the chewing muscles (masseter and temporal muscles) remain contracted for long periods without interruption.
What Causes Bruxism (Teeth Grinding)?
The origin of the teeth grinding problem cannot be reduced to a single cause. Research shows that bruxism is directly related to interactions between the central nervous system and the autonomic nervous system. High emotional stress and pressure experienced in daily life can lead to an increase in muscle tone (tension) in the chewing muscles as a defense mechanism of the body.
Additionally, anatomical factors also play a significant role. Irregular contact points between the lower and upper teeth, missing teeth, or overly constructed restorations prevent the jaw from closing in the ideal position. The brain continuously works the chewing muscles in an attempt to compensate for this discrepancy and shows an inclination to grind the teeth.
What Are the Symptoms of Bruxism?
Individuals who grind their teeth during sleep often do not realize the situation; typically, it is understood through the sound of their partner hearing them grinding or the physical discomfort they feel upon waking in the morning. The inability of the chewing muscles to rest throughout the night creates a significant headache in the facial and temple areas upon waking.
Clinically examined, distinct changes can be observed in the protective enamel layer of the teeth. The symptoms can be listed as follows:
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Wearing of Tooth Surfaces (Attrition): Loss of indentations on the cutting and chewing edges of the teeth, flattening of sharp lines. - ▪
Cracks on Tooth Neck (Abfraction): Formation of micro-cracks and lesions at the junction where the tooth meets the gum due to excessive pressure.
Masseter Hypertrophy: The enlargement of the muscles in the cheek area due to excessive use of the chewing muscle and the more angular appearance of the face.
Tongue and Cheek Tissue Marks: The appearance of scratch marks on the edges of the tongue due to negative pressure and biting inside the mouth.
How is Teeth Grinding Treatment Done?Teeth Grinding Treatment; it is primarily carried out through the preparation of a custom hard night-guard after an examination by the dentist, medical applications to balance muscle activities, adjustment of the bite, and lifestyle guidance.
The first step of the treatment is a detailed clinical examination of the oral tissues and jaw joint. Special measurements are taken of the patient’s dental structure at Avrupadent clinics, and protective plaques made of hard acrylic material are produced. These plaques prevent direct contact between the teeth, thereby relieving stress on the joint.
In necessary cases, medical applications targeting the masseter muscle may be preferred to relieve excessive muscle spasms in the chewing muscles. This approach helps limit the contraction duration of the muscle and allows for a reduction in jaw load. Additionally, if there are missing teeth or high restorations in the mouth, bringing these to ideal occlusion standards supports the treatment process.
Why is Bruxism Treatment Important?
In cases of bruxism that are not addressed for a long time, the protective enamel layer of the teeth can wear down completely, exposing the underlying dentin. This increases sensitivity to hot and cold and paves the way for rapid dental deterioration. Additionally, excessive vertical pressure can result in the continuous breaking of existing fillings and crowns.
Not only do the teeth get affected, but the jaw joint is also impacted by this condition. Displacement of the intra-articular cartilage disc can lead to jaw locking and limitations in opening the mouth. Treatments administered at Avrupadent Izmir branches aim to halt this cycle of biomechanical damage.
Who is Suitable for Teeth Grinding Treatment?Teeth Grinding Treatment; is suitable for all adults who notice they are grinding their teeth while asleep or awake, experience fatigue in the jaw muscles in the morning, or have wear or sensitivity in their teeth.Regardless of the age group, a suitable treatment protocol can be developed for patients showing symptoms of bruxism. While temporary teeth grinding during the teething phase in growing children is generally considered physiological, treatment protocols come into play for adolescents who have lost their primary teeth and for adults.
Individuals with a high-stress work life, young people undergoing stressful exam periods, and those experiencing hormonal changes such as pregnancy or postpartum are candidates for bruxism treatment.
How is Bruxism Diagnosed?Bruxism Diagnosis; the dentist carries out an oral examination, examines signs of wear on the tooth surfaces, performs manual palpation of the masticatory muscles, and establishes the diagnosis through radiological imaging.
During the diagnosis phase, the patient’s history plays a critical role. The doctor inquires about symptoms the patient feels upon waking in the mornings and their sleep quality. In the oral examination, signs of wear that appear polished on the masticatory surfaces of the teeth, enamel fractures, and gum recession are examined.
In addition, during the manual examination of the masseter and temporal muscles, tenderness and swelling are checked. To assess the condition of the jaw joint, panoramic X-rays or three-dimensional tomography (CBCT) images are taken to analyze the bony changes at the joint head.
What Treatment Methods Are Used for Tooth Grinding Issues?
In managing bruxism, combination therapies that are shaped according to the patient’s needs are applied instead of a one-size-fits-all approach. The primary medical approaches used include:
What Are the Advantages of Bruxism Treatment?
The advantages of bruxism treatment include the preservation of dental tissues, prevention of deformities in the jaw joint, reduction of morning fatigue and headaches, and support for sleep quality.When treatment protocols are implemented, the constant tension in the chewing muscles begins to diminish. This contributes to the easing of referred pain felt in the temples, neck, and shoulders. As the integrity of the teeth is preserved, the need for extensive restorative interventions in the future decreases.
Additionally, thanks to night splints, the vertical pressure on the disc within the joint is alleviated, which helps to prevent the development of complex issues like joint sounds and jaw locking.
How Long Does Bruxism Treatment Take?
Bruxism treatment is a follow-up process shaped by the clinical condition of the patient rather than a fixed duration. In night splint applications, the measurements and delivery of the splint are usually completed within a few days.
After the splint is fitted, patients are called for follow-ups every 3 to 6 months. When muscle relaxant applications are performed, evaluations are made at specific intervals depending on the effectiveness. In general, the management of bruxism continues with periodic follow-ups based on the patient’s stress level and habits.
How Does Bruxism Damage Teeth and the Jaw Joint?
Bruxism leads to the loss of enamel, cracks, and fractures in the teeth; while in the jaw joint, it causes the displacement of the cartilage disc, erosion of the bone surfaces, and reduction of joint fluid.The force applied during teeth grinding in sleep can reach 4-5 times the normal chewing force. This excessive pressure causes the periodontal fibers surrounding the tooth to strain, leading to looseness of the teeth and gum recession. As the enamel wears away, the underlying dentin layer becomes exposed, resulting in heightened sensitivity.
In the jaw joint, the joint head continuously exerts pressure on the sensitive tissues behind it. Over time, the intra-joint cartilage disc may shift (disc displacement), producing clicking or popping sounds when the mouth opens and closes. In advanced stages, joint dislocations and lockings may occur.
How Can Nighttime Teeth Grinding Be Controlled?
Both clinical interventions and preventive measures that the patient will apply in daily life are essential for controlling the problem of nighttime teeth grinding:
- Wearing custom-made hard night guards regularly every night.
- Applying a cold compress to the forehead and cheek areas before bedtime to relax the muscles.
- Avoiding substances that increase muscle tone, such as tea, coffee, alcohol, and tobacco in the evening.
- Paying attention to sleep hygiene, keeping the bedroom dark and quiet.
How is the Night Guard Used in Teeth Grinding Treatment?
Usage of Night Guard; it is based on placing it over cleaned teeth before going to bed, removing it in the morning and cleaning it with cold water and a toothbrush, and storing it in a special case.The effectiveness of the guard depends on its regular use. A sensation of a foreign object in the mouth or a temporary increase in saliva during the first days is a physiological adaptation process. The guard should never be washed with hot water; hot water can deform the acrylic structure.
Patients should attend clinical check-ups at the intervals determined by their doctor, and necessary occlusal adjustments should be made by examining the signs of abrasion that have developed on the night guard.
What Are the Personalized Approaches in Bruxism Treatment?
Each individual’s jaw structure, muscle strength, and tooth contact points are unique. Therefore, instead of applying a standard template for bruxism treatment, personalized adaptations are produced using digital measurement systems.
In Avrupadent clinics in Izmir, night guards are designed with a millimetric thickness based on measurements taken with 3D intraoral scanners. In patients with muscle hypertrophy, in addition to guard treatment, muscle relaxant applications or physical therapy exercises are included in the process.
Does Teeth Grinding Cause Jaw Pain?
Yes, during teeth grinding, the chewing muscles contract continuously, resulting in the accumulation of lactic acid in the tissues, leading to significant pain in the jaw, temples, ear regions, and neck.Constant tension in the masseter and temporal muscles leads to reduced regional blood circulation and muscle spasms. Over time, these spasms can create trigger points (structures resembling a bulb) causing pain to spread to the temples and head area.
What Should Be Considered After Bruxism Treatment?
After treatment steps have been taken, there are important points that patients should pay attention to in their daily lives:
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- • Avoiding Hard Object Chewing: Habits such as chewing the back of a pen, nail biting, and crushing hard foods with the teeth should be discontinued.
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- • Restriction on Chewing Gum: Avoid the act of chewing gum, which keeps the chewing muscles constantly active.
Routine Checks: Regular attendance to dental check-ups every 6 months.
Does a Tooth Clenching Problem Resolve on Its Own?
Although daytime tooth clenching may decrease periodically after stressful times have passed, established cases of nocturnal bruxism do not resolve on their own without clinical intervention.
As long as muscle memory and occlusal irregularities persist, the brain will continue the clenching behavior during sleep. Therefore, waiting with the belief that it will “go away with time” can lead to difficult-to-reverse damage to the teeth and jaw joint.
Is Bruxism Treatment Safe?
The night guards used in bruxism treatment, protective appliances, and medical muscle relaxation applications are compliant with medical standards, tissue-friendly, and safe procedures.The methods applied are reversible treatments that do not involve surgical intervention and do not damage the integrity of the tissues. The appliances used are made from biocompatible medical acrylics and do not cause any reaction in the oral tissues.
What Should Be Considered to Prevent Bruxism?
Some precautions that can be taken in daily life to reduce the risk of developing bruxism and muscle tension are as follows:
- • Stress Management: Allocating time for activities such as exercise, meditation, and breathing exercises that will reduce daily stress.
- • Dietary Regulation: Limiting the consumption of caffeinated beverages and stimulating foods from the evening hours onwards.
- • Jaw Relaxation: Reminding ourselves that the teeth should not contact each other during the day (lips closed, teeth apart).
- ▪ Regular Checks: Completing missing teeth without delay and continuing routine dental examinations.
Our Corporate Approach and Process Standards
At Avrupadent centers in İzmir, the diagnosis and treatment follow-ups of our patients experiencing bruxism and jaw joint complaints are conducted in conjunction with clinical examinations, digital intraoral scans, and radiological assessments. All data obtained is evaluated with our patients in a clear, understandable, and transparent framework.
All treatment steps applied are conducted with full compliance with national health regulations for infection control and sterilization standards. Our primary goal is to ensure individuals obtain accurate evidence-based information regarding oral and jaw health and to plan treatment needs in a safe medical environment.
Regardless of the age group, a suitable treatment protocol can be developed for patients showing symptoms of bruxism. While temporary teeth grinding during the teething phase in growing children is generally considered physiological, treatment protocols come into play for adolescents who have lost their primary teeth and for adults.
Individuals with a high-stress work life, young people undergoing stressful exam periods, and those experiencing hormonal changes such as pregnancy or postpartum are candidates for bruxism treatment.
How is Bruxism Diagnosed?Bruxism Diagnosis; the dentist carries out an oral examination, examines signs of wear on the tooth surfaces, performs manual palpation of the masticatory muscles, and establishes the diagnosis through radiological imaging.
During the diagnosis phase, the patient’s history plays a critical role. The doctor inquires about symptoms the patient feels upon waking in the mornings and their sleep quality. In the oral examination, signs of wear that appear polished on the masticatory surfaces of the teeth, enamel fractures, and gum recession are examined.
In addition, during the manual examination of the masseter and temporal muscles, tenderness and swelling are checked. To assess the condition of the jaw joint, panoramic X-rays or three-dimensional tomography (CBCT) images are taken to analyze the bony changes at the joint head.
What Treatment Methods Are Used for Tooth Grinding Issues?
In managing bruxism, combination therapies that are shaped according to the patient’s needs are applied instead of a one-size-fits-all approach. The primary medical approaches used include:
What Are the Advantages of Bruxism Treatment?
When treatment protocols are implemented, the constant tension in the chewing muscles begins to diminish. This contributes to the easing of referred pain felt in the temples, neck, and shoulders. As the integrity of the teeth is preserved, the need for extensive restorative interventions in the future decreases.
Additionally, thanks to night splints, the vertical pressure on the disc within the joint is alleviated, which helps to prevent the development of complex issues like joint sounds and jaw locking.
How Long Does Bruxism Treatment Take?
Bruxism treatment is a follow-up process shaped by the clinical condition of the patient rather than a fixed duration. In night splint applications, the measurements and delivery of the splint are usually completed within a few days.
After the splint is fitted, patients are called for follow-ups every 3 to 6 months. When muscle relaxant applications are performed, evaluations are made at specific intervals depending on the effectiveness. In general, the management of bruxism continues with periodic follow-ups based on the patient’s stress level and habits.
How Does Bruxism Damage Teeth and the Jaw Joint?
The force applied during teeth grinding in sleep can reach 4-5 times the normal chewing force. This excessive pressure causes the periodontal fibers surrounding the tooth to strain, leading to looseness of the teeth and gum recession. As the enamel wears away, the underlying dentin layer becomes exposed, resulting in heightened sensitivity.
In the jaw joint, the joint head continuously exerts pressure on the sensitive tissues behind it. Over time, the intra-joint cartilage disc may shift (disc displacement), producing clicking or popping sounds when the mouth opens and closes. In advanced stages, joint dislocations and lockings may occur.
How Can Nighttime Teeth Grinding Be Controlled?
Both clinical interventions and preventive measures that the patient will apply in daily life are essential for controlling the problem of nighttime teeth grinding:
- Wearing custom-made hard night guards regularly every night.
- Applying a cold compress to the forehead and cheek areas before bedtime to relax the muscles.
- Avoiding substances that increase muscle tone, such as tea, coffee, alcohol, and tobacco in the evening.
- Paying attention to sleep hygiene, keeping the bedroom dark and quiet.
How is the Night Guard Used in Teeth Grinding Treatment?
The effectiveness of the guard depends on its regular use. A sensation of a foreign object in the mouth or a temporary increase in saliva during the first days is a physiological adaptation process. The guard should never be washed with hot water; hot water can deform the acrylic structure.
Patients should attend clinical check-ups at the intervals determined by their doctor, and necessary occlusal adjustments should be made by examining the signs of abrasion that have developed on the night guard.
What Are the Personalized Approaches in Bruxism Treatment?
Each individual’s jaw structure, muscle strength, and tooth contact points are unique. Therefore, instead of applying a standard template for bruxism treatment, personalized adaptations are produced using digital measurement systems.
In Avrupadent clinics in Izmir, night guards are designed with a millimetric thickness based on measurements taken with 3D intraoral scanners. In patients with muscle hypertrophy, in addition to guard treatment, muscle relaxant applications or physical therapy exercises are included in the process.
Does Teeth Grinding Cause Jaw Pain?
Constant tension in the masseter and temporal muscles leads to reduced regional blood circulation and muscle spasms. Over time, these spasms can create trigger points (structures resembling a bulb) causing pain to spread to the temples and head area.
What Should Be Considered After Bruxism Treatment?
After treatment steps have been taken, there are important points that patients should pay attention to in their daily lives:
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- • Discipline in Using the Plaque: Night plaques should be used without interruption for the duration recommended by the doctor.
- • Avoiding Hard Object Chewing: Habits such as chewing the back of a pen, nail biting, and crushing hard foods with the teeth should be discontinued.
- • Restriction on Chewing Gum: Avoid the act of chewing gum, which keeps the chewing muscles constantly active.
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Does a Tooth Clenching Problem Resolve on Its Own?
Although daytime tooth clenching may decrease periodically after stressful times have passed, established cases of nocturnal bruxism do not resolve on their own without clinical intervention.
As long as muscle memory and occlusal irregularities persist, the brain will continue the clenching behavior during sleep. Therefore, waiting with the belief that it will “go away with time” can lead to difficult-to-reverse damage to the teeth and jaw joint.
Is Bruxism Treatment Safe?
The methods applied are reversible treatments that do not involve surgical intervention and do not damage the integrity of the tissues. The appliances used are made from biocompatible medical acrylics and do not cause any reaction in the oral tissues.
What Should Be Considered to Prevent Bruxism?
Some precautions that can be taken in daily life to reduce the risk of developing bruxism and muscle tension are as follows:
- • Stress Management: Allocating time for activities such as exercise, meditation, and breathing exercises that will reduce daily stress.
- • Dietary Regulation: Limiting the consumption of caffeinated beverages and stimulating foods from the evening hours onwards.
- • Jaw Relaxation: Reminding ourselves that the teeth should not contact each other during the day (lips closed, teeth apart).
- ▪ Regular Checks: Completing missing teeth without delay and continuing routine dental examinations.
Our Corporate Approach and Process Standards
At Avrupadent centers in İzmir, the diagnosis and treatment follow-ups of our patients experiencing bruxism and jaw joint complaints are conducted in conjunction with clinical examinations, digital intraoral scans, and radiological assessments. All data obtained is evaluated with our patients in a clear, understandable, and transparent framework.
All treatment steps applied are conducted with full compliance with national health regulations for infection control and sterilization standards. Our primary goal is to ensure individuals obtain accurate evidence-based information regarding oral and jaw health and to plan treatment needs in a safe medical environment.
Bruxism (Teeth Grinding) Treatment hakkında sıkça sorulan sorular ve cevapları
Çiğneme kaslarındaki spazmları kırmak Bruksizm (Diş Sıkma) Tedavisi uygulamasının ana hedeflerinden biri midir?
Yanak (masseter) ve şakak (temporal) kaslarındaki inatçı kasılmaları kırarak kası normal esneme boyutuna geri döndürmek tedavinin ana amacıdır.
Bruksizm (Diş Sıkma) Tedavisi için ağız içi ölçü alınmadan önce çürük dişlerin onarılması şart mıdır?
Plağın dişe tam oturması ve dişlerin şekil değiştirmemesi için tüm dolgu işlemlerinin ve çürük onarımlarının ölçüden önce bitirilmesi gerekir.
Standart yumuşak plaklar ile Bruksizm (Diş Sıkma) Tedavisi amacıyla üretilen sert splintler arasındaki fark nedir?
Yumuşak plaklar sadece minenin kırılmasını önlerken, sert akrilik splintler çeneyi tedavi edici belirli bir pozisyonda hizalayarak tutan medikal apareylerdir.
Bruksizm (Diş Sıkma) Tedavisi plağı sadece geceleri uyurken mi yoksa hekim önerisiyle gün içinde de mi takılmalıdır?
Rahatsızlığın akut seviyesine göre hekiminiz plağı sadece geceleri uyurken takmanızı isteyebileceği gibi, masa başında çalışırken gün içinde de zorunlu tutabilir.
Masa başında çalışırken çeneyi ele dayamak Bruksizm (Diş Sıkma) Tedavisi gören kaslara zararlı mıdır?
Çeneyi alttan yana doğru iten bu sürekli duruş bozukluğu, eklem diskini doğal olmayan bir pozisyona sıkıştırarak tedavinin iyileşme etkisini tamamen sabote eder.
Avrupadent İzmir hekimleri Bruksizm (Diş Sıkma) Tedavisi esnasında kas durumunu hastaya şeffafça açıklar mı?
Yapılan elle muayene ve röntgen sonuçları monitörünüzden yansıtılarak, kaslarınızın sertliği ve tedavinin adımları anlaşılır bir dille sürprizlere mahal vermeden size aktarılır.
Sabahları uyanıldığında hissedilen şakak ağrıları Bruksizm (Diş Sıkma) Tedavisi ihtiyacına işaret eder mi?
Gece boyu diş sıkmaya bağlı olarak yorulan şakak kasları baş ağrısına yol açtığı için sorunun kaynağı olan çene muayene edilmelidir.
Ağız hijyenini sağlamak amacıyla Bruksizm (Diş Sıkma) Tedavisi öncesinde diş taşı temizliği istenir mi?
Kullanılacak plakların diş eti hizasında baskı yapmaması ve sağlıklı net bir ölçü alınabilmesi için diş taşlarının temizlenmesi tavsiye edilir.
Sert akrilik splintlerin yapısı Bruksizm (Diş Sıkma) Tedavisi sırasında çeneyi nasıl destekler?
Plak sert olduğu için dişler plağa gömülmez; bu sayede çene kaygan bir zemin bularak takılmadan hareket eder ve kaslardaki kilitlenme stresi kırılır.
Plağın ağza takılması Bruksizm (Diş Sıkma) Tedavisi başlangıcında geçici bir tükürük artışı yapar mı?
Ağız bu yeni sert nesneyi bir gıda zannederek ilk birkaç gün refleks olarak tükürük üretimini artırır; beyin durumu kabullendiğinde bu üretim normale döner.
Geceleri yüzüstü pozisyonda uyumak Bruksizm (Diş Sıkma) Tedavisi sürecindeki çeneye asimetrik baskı yapar mı?
Yüzüstü yatarken çene yastığa gömülerek yana doğru kayar, bu durum saatler boyunca eklem bağlarına tek taraflı çok şiddetli ve zararlı bir baskı uygular.
Mesai saatleri dışında çalışan bireyler için Avrupadent İzmir şubelerinde Bruksizm (Diş Sıkma) Tedavisi randevu esnekliği sağlanmakta mıdır?
Yoğun iş temposunda çalışan misafirlerimiz için mesai bitimi sonrasına sarkan esnek saat alternatifleri ve haftasonu dilimleri kliniklerimizce sunulmaktadır.
Bruksizm (Diş Sıkma) Tedavisi diş hekimliğinde genel olarak neyi ifade etmektedir?
Gündüz veya gece uykusunda dişlerin istemsizce birbirine sürtülmesi ve kilitlenmesi sorununun kas ve eklem odaklı yöntemlerle kontrol altına alınmasıdır.
Çiğneme sırasında yanak kaslarının çabuk yorulması Bruksizm (Diş Sıkma) Tedavisi gerekliliğini gösterir mi?
Kasların gece boyu kasılı kalarak efor kapasitesini tüketmesi, yemek yerken erken yorulmaya neden olduğu için eklem değerlendirmesine yönlendirir.
Botoks enjeksiyonu planlanıyorsa Bruksizm (Diş Sıkma) Tedavisi için hastanın kliniğe tok karnına gelmesi gerekir mi?
Botoks uygulaması kanama riski barındıran sistemik bir ameliyat olmadığından, hastanın aç veya tok olması işlemin güvenliğini etkilemez.
Kapanış yüksekliği Bruksizm (Diş Sıkma) Tedavisi aparatlarıyla yükseltilerek kasların dinlenmesi mi sağlanır?
Çeneler arasına konulan bu sert bariyer, dikey boyutu suni olarak yükselterek çiğneme kasının tam kasılmasını engeller ve mecburen gevşemesini sağlar.
Bruksizm (Diş Sıkma) Tedavisi için hazırlanan plaklar evde sıvı sabun ve fırça ile rahatlıkla temizlenebilir mi?
Ağızdan her çıkarıldığında soğuk veya ılık su altında sadece kokusuz sıvı sabun ve ayrı bir diş fırçası kullanılarak temizlenmesi hijyen için tamamen yeterlidir.
Diyafram nefesi ve rahatlama egzersizleri Bruksizm (Diş Sıkma) Tedavisi ile birlikte stresi yönetmek için faydalı mıdır?
Psikolojik gerginlik seviyesini düşüren nefes teknikleri ve meditasyon, vücuttaki kas tonusunu azaltarak çenenin gece istemsiz sıkmalarını hafifletmeye büyük destek sunar.
Plak kullanımında ağrı hissedilirse Avrupadent İzmir hatlarından Bruksizm (Diş Sıkma) Tedavisi hekimlerine anında ulaşılabilir mi?
Plağınızın vurduğu veya kaslarınızı zorladığı her an, özel iletişim hatlarımızdan hasta temsilcilerimiz üzerinden hekimlerimize anında danışma ve törpüleme talep etme fırsatınız bulunmaktadır.
Gece uykusunda istemsizce dişlerin birbirine sürtülmesi durumunda Bruksizm (Diş Sıkma) Tedavisi zorunlu mudur?
Diş minesinin aşınmasını ve çene ekleminin hasar görmesini engellemek adına, dişleri korumaya yönelik tedavilerin yapılması tıbben zorunludur.
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Bruxism (Teeth Grinding) Treatment is a method that involves the assessment of the condition where the teeth are unknowingly clenched or gritted during sleep or throughout the day, and the prevention of potential dental and jaw joint issues that may arise. At AvrupaDent, this treatment is carried out by dentists within a treatment plan tailored to the patient's oral and dental health. You can contact us for detailed information regarding the treatment process.İletişime Geçin
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