Protect Your Teeth from Grinding with Custom Night Guards
Our custom-made night guards are the perfect fix to stop teeth grinding and give your smile the protection it deserves. Crafted in a lab and designed just for you, these high-quality occlusal splints help you sleep better and wake up comfortably every day.
No more pain, no more damage.
Are you waking up with a sore jaw or persistent headaches? You might be one of the many Australians suffering from bruxism, the involuntary grinding or clenching of teeth, often occurring during sleep.
An occlusal splint (also called a dental night guard) is a removable dental device that acts as a barrier between your upper and lower teeth while you sleep. These splints absorb the pressure and impact caused by bruxism.
Made from durable materials, our Toowoomba dentists create fully customised splints that fit comfortably over your teeth.
Prevents Tooth Damage
Relieves Jaw Pain
Reduces Headaches
Improves Sleep Quality
Not all night guards are created equal. Store-bought night guards are often uncomfortable and offer limited protection. Our splints and dental night guards in Toowoomba are:
Each splint is custom-made to fit your unique dental profile to provide superior comfort and teeth protection caused by night grinding.
These night guards limit jaw muscle activity during sleep, reducing stress on the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and preventing your teeth from grinding together. This helps protect your enamel and dental work, eases jaw tension, and reduces facial pain and headaches for a better night's sleep.
Jaw pain or stiffness when you wake up
Frequent headaches, especially in the morning
Worn, chipped, or sensitive teeth
Clicking or popping sounds in the jaw
Neck and shoulder pain
Feeling tired and unrested, even after a full night of sleep
Bruxism and TMJ can be a pain in your daily life. Hence, we made the process quick and simple to provide the relief you need.
Experienced, Friendly Team
Our Toowoomba dentists have over 25 years of combined experience in crafting custom occlusal splints and night guards that are both effective and comfortable.
High-Quality Materials
We believe in using only the best. Our splints and night guards are made from high-quality materials designed to provide exceptional durability and protection against the effects of bruxism.
Personalised Approach
Every patient is unique, and we take the time to understand your individual needs. Whether you’re facing minor discomfort or significant grinding issues, we’ll craft a personalised solution that fits seamlessly into your life.
Protect your smile from bruxism with a custom splint & night guard today. Contact us to book your appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Occlusal splints and night guards are custom dental devices that protect your teeth from grinding (bruxism) and clenching. They act as a cushion between your upper and lower teeth, helping relieve pain and prevent wear and tear on your smile.
Bruxism is when you grind or clench your teeth, usually while sleeping. It can be caused by stress or misaligned teeth and may lead to jaw pain and headaches. TMJ, or temporomandibular joint disorder, affects the joint that connects your jaw to your skull. It can cause jaw pain, difficulty moving your jaw, and clicking sounds. Many people with bruxism also have TMJ issues because of the extra pressure on the jaw.
Definitely! Comfort is super important to us. Our occlusal splints and night guards are custom-made to fit your unique dental structure, so most patients find them easy to wear and quickly adjust to having them in while they sleep.
That depends on your specific dental issue. Some splints are meant for short-term use such as stabilising loose teeth, while others may be necessary for longer periods, especially for conditions like bruxism. Our dentists in Toowoomba will provide personalised guidance based on your situation.
It’s best to remove your night guard before eating or drinking. Keeping it in during meals can lead to damage, and it’s important to clean it afterwards according to your dentist’s instructions.
Yes, in most cases, a damaged splint can be repaired or replaced by your dentist. If you notice any wear or damage, it’s important to reach out to them right away to discuss your options.
Taking care of your night guard is easy. Rinse it with water before and after use, and clean it with a soft toothbrush and mild soap regularly. When you’re not using it, store it in its protective case to keep it safe and hygienic.
With proper care, a night guard can last several years. Regular dental check-ups will help ensure it remains effective and comfortable.
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