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What is Teeth Grinding (Bruxism)?

Teeth Grinding (Bruxism) is the habit of forcefully grinding or clenching your teeth during sleep or unconsciously. It can cause tooth wear, TMJ (Jaw Joint) pain, and headaches, and a custom Night Guardcan help prevent it.

Teeth Grinding·Teeth Clenchingcan cause tooth wear, fractures, TMJ (Jaw Joint) Disorderis a major cause. Protect your teeth with a custom night guard.

These SymptomsDo you have them?

These are common signs of Teeth Grinding (Bruxism)

Tooth Wear

Are the edges of your teeth worn down, shorter, or flattened?

Morning Headache

Do you wake up with a headache or a sore jaw?

Tooth Sensitivity

Do multiple teeth feel sensitive for no obvious reason?

Teeth-Grinding Sounds

Has a family member heard you grinding your teeth while you sleep?

Teeth Grinding (Bruxism) Treatment Lead Doctor

Oral Medicine Specialistwill diagnose the root cause of Teeth Grinding (Bruxism)

Dr. Byeongmin Lee - Profile
Oral Medicine Specialist

Dr. Byeongmin Lee Director

Teeth Grinding·Teeth Clenching · TMJ (Jaw Joint) Disorders · Chronic Orofacial Pain

  • Seoul National University, School of Dentistry
  • M.S., Graduate School of Dentistry, Seoul National University
  • Oral Medicine Specialist
  • Full member, Korean Academy of Oral Medicine
  • Specialist in TMJ (jaw joint) disorders and chronic pain
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When Botox is needed at the dentist

If your teeth are wearing down from Teeth Grinding (Bruxism) or clenching, Jaw Botox could help.

Botox at the dentist? Jaw Botox Q&A

Teeth Grinding (Bruxism) Treatment Process

We find the cause and protect your teeth

1

Precise diagnosis

We determine the cause by examining tooth wear patterns, analyzing your bite, and assessing the TMJ (jaw joint).

2

Custom night guard fabrication

We fabricate a precise custom night guard using a digital impression.

3

Wearing instructions & adjustments

You’ll wear the night guard, and we’ll fine‑tune your bite.

4

Regular checkups

We regularly check your night guard and adjust it as needed.

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Masseter and temporalis Botox

We explain why Teeth Grinding (Bruxism) treatment should consider both the jaw muscle (masseter) and the temple area (temporalis).

Worried about Jaw Botox side effects? Q&A Part 2

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Jaw Botox: How to minimize side effects?

We’ll show you how to get Jaw Botox for Teeth Grinding (Bruxism) treatment while minimizing side‑effect worries.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes, we recommend wearing it every night while sleeping. If you don’t, damage from Teeth Grinding (Bruxism) will continue.

If causes like stress are resolved, it can lessen, but most people need ongoing protection with a night guard.

About 1~2 years. The replacement time depends on wear.

Many people don’t realize it. If your jaw feels tight or you have a morning headache, it could be a sign. We can also check tooth wear patterns and provide an accurate diagnosis during an exam.

It takes about 1~2 weeks to get used to, but because it’s custom-made, it’s much more comfortable than store-bought ones. After adjusting, many patients say they can’t sleep without it.

Consultation Information

Teeth Grinding (Bruxism)/Clenching—consult with an expert

With an accurate diagnosis, we recommend only the treatment you truly need.

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