SNORE GUARD & MOUTH GUARD
Snoring can lead to reduced quality of life.
You may wake up in the morning feeling tired and out of sorts. You may have woken up several times during the night. Perhaps your tongue and other muscles have been so relaxed that you simply haven't had enough oxygen carried around to your body's organs.
It can also be a big nuisance for your partner if you snore when you are asleep.
A Snore Guard is made especially for you so that it holds your lower jaw in a position that allows a natural air flow of air throughout the night and ensures that you can make no snoring noises. The Guard is made as accurate and small as possible and ensures that you can easily drink and talk without having to take the splint out.
The Snore Guard is adjusted by the dentist and can be continuously adjusted by the dentist. This means that the splint will be able to last for many years. The Guard comes with a small box so you can easily take it with you on your travels.
Please contact us at the clinic so we can get started, we would really like to help you.
Mouth Guard
Teeth grinding/Bruxism is a habit that often causes muscle pain, jaw joint problems, headaches and is always hard on the teeth. There is a lot of wear on the chewing surfaces of the teeth and deep or superficial cracks in the longitudinal surfaces of the teeth.
It is very common to grind your teeth, about 50% of all adults will grind their teeth at some point in their lives. In children, it is unfortunately also seen in about 15%.
You may not even realize that you are grinding your teeth. Some of the signs may be that you wake up with a headache, neck pain or muscle soreness.
Or your dentist discovere it during an examination.
You can also try to notice how often your upper jaw teeth touches your lower jaw teeth. Under normal circumstances this only occur 20 minuts/ 24 hours this is including eating.
A Mouth Guard works by guiding the jaws to a position where the muscles are relaxed and thus the overactivity disappears. A Mouth Guard is mostly only used at night, but there may be short periods when your dentist asks you to use the splint as often as possible