Night & Athletic Guards

Night Guards

The enamel of people's teeth is worn away and the biting surface of their teeth is eroded as a result of grinding their teeth, which is the major cause of severe tooth grinding problems. The nerve root might become exposed as a result of this, which could result in a variety of dental care issues. In the course of this process, which occurs repeatedly throughout the mouth, it is
possible that teeth may be lost. Grinding is something that night guards are built to withstand.Even though your dentist is aware of your incapacity to stop grinding your teeth, the night guard protects the surface of your teeth from being damaged. The best thing is that people who use night guards consistently report that they have higher quality sleep.

Athletic Guards
When it comes to protecting your teeth, night guards and sports mouth guards serve slightly different objectives yet, their primary objective is the same. Your teeth are separated by both of these, which act as a functional barrier. The purpose of the sports mouthguard is to act as a shock absorber, while the purpose of the sleep guard is to prevent teeth grinding. The good
news is that qualified dental professionals may be able to provide you with a proper fit for any one of them. Although they need some time to get used to, they perform very effectively.