Bruxism, Tooth Grinding and Enamel Erosion*
Patient
- Age:
- 30 - 39
- Gender:
- Undisclosed
Procedure
- Bonding and Contouring
- Composite Fillings
- Mouth Guards
- chipped teeth
- bonding
- cavity
- bonded filling
- broken tooth
- White fillings
- Dr. Stephanie Martin
- broad ripple
- Composite filling
- Martin Dentistry- Fishers
- Martin Dentistry Fishers
- Martin Dentistry Fishers
- resin filling
- cosmetic
- Martin Dentistry Fishers
- Dr. Stephanie Martin
- Chipped
- Martin Dentistry Broad Ripple
- emergency
- resin
- color
- filling
- white fillings
- cosmetic
- bonded filling
- composite filling
- resin filling
- bonding
- Cosmetic Bonding
- Dr. Matthew Martin
- broken teeth
- chipped tooth
- broken tooth
- polish
- Before and After
- bruxism
- fillings
Procedure Details
Clenching/Grinding
Damage From Bruxism
Bruxism is a condition based on over use of the facial muscles used for chewing. Teeth normally should not be in contact and if so only slightly. With bruxism heavy forces are created that can weaken the enamel and lead to tooth structure loss. This damage happens over time so it may not be sensitive, despite the significant loss of tooth structure.
A bruxism guard is used to protect the teeth and to help break the habit. A bruxism guard is not a simple mouth guard, like tose sold over the counter at drug stores. At Martin dentistry our guards are prescribed based upon models of your mouth and a record of your bite.
The resin material used in this case will protect against future wear and sensitivity.
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*Individual results are not guaranteed and may vary from person to person.