Grinding your teeth together is probably something that most people don’t do in their every day lives. It doesn’t feel pleasant and it has bad consequences for the health of teeth. But what about when you are sleeping? The problem is that you might not even know that you are doing it. This is what … Continue reading Kingston upon Thames dentists help stop bruxism by getting to the bottom of what is causing it
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The act of grinding your teeth during sleep is properly known as bruxism. It is as common as snoring in the United Kingdom and needs to be dealt with because of the effects it can have on the oral health of the sufferer. Many experts believe that stress is a major factor in teeth grinding … Continue reading Kingston-Upon-Thames dentists help put a stop to teeth grinding during sleep
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Bruxism is most commonly known to most as grinding of the teeth and usually comes in combination with jaw clenching, typically happening during sleep. It is something that happens to quite a lot of people in their lives and with most cases it is mild enough that they won’t realise. Bruxism is a very common … Continue reading Teeth grinding can be severe discuss Bruxism with a Surbiton dentist today.
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According to a dentist in Kingston-Upon-Thames, oral occlusion is one of the most important aspects of dentistry. The success (or failure) of all dental work carried out in the mouth depends on a patient’s occlusion- the coming together of the teeth which also impacts on the rest of the skull, neck and jaw. As we … Continue reading Understanding Oral Occlusion By A Kingston-Upon-Thames Dentist
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A Worcester Park dentist looks at the work of an orthodontist, focusing on the re-alignment of occlusions (the coming together of the teeth), or jaw positions, that can affect the growth of teeth, tooth loss, over and under bite, and crooked and misaligned teeth. Such occlusions can lead to severe health issues such as gum … Continue reading A Worcester Park Dentist Explains Orthodontics
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Teeth grinding (also called bruxism) can be treated successfully at the Shepperton Dental Clinic. Teeth grinding occurs while you are sleeping and you may be unaware that you are grinding your teeth unless someone else tells you. There are many reasons for grinding your teeth including; nerves, malposed teeth, and discrepancies between the upper and … Continue reading Shepperton Dental Clinic Treats Teeth Grinding
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