Mouth guards and splints protect the teeth from damage ... your tongue against your front teeth. This movement relaxes the jaw and keeps you from clenching or grinding. Over time, jaw exercises ...

What's more, the sound of grinding teeth could be enough to damage your hearing. Researchers who examined 400 university students found a strong correlation between grinding and tinnitus.

The patented slanted front is also a nice touch ... Using a night guard can help protect your teeth from damage caused by teeth grinding, also known as bruxism. It can also alleviate headaches ...

But sometimes we can't stop the rubbing or the grinding. But we can alleviate it. If it's a matter of a bite issue where teeth don't match in a balanced way, all we have to do is take a rotary ...

Teeth grinding, or bruxism ... It covered all of my front teeth snugly, and I appreciated the subtle mint flavor, which tastes like I just swished some mouthwash. (This mouth guard has also ...