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Many people assume their morning headaches are caused by stress, dehydration, or poor sleep. However, nighttime teeth grinding may be the hidden culprit. Here's how bruxism can lead to headaches and what you can do to protect your smile.
A properly made night guard should protect your teeth—not move them. However, some people notice temporary bite changes or shifting sensations after wearing a night guard. Here's what causes it and when you should be concerned.
If your night guard has developed an unpleasant odor, bacteria, plaque buildup, trapped moisture, or a dirty storage case may be to blame. In this guide, we'll explain why night guards smell, how to remove odors safely, and the best ways to keep your appliance fresh, clean, and comfortable to wear.
Have you noticed grooves, dents, or white spots on your night guard and wondered if something is wrong? In most cases, these marks are either normal wear from nighttime grinding and clenching or calcium buildup from saliva. In this article, we'll explain how to tell the difference between indentations and mineral deposits, what each means for your night guard, and when it may be time to clean or replace your appliance.
How often should you replace a night guard? Discover the warning signs, expected lifespan of different materials, and when it's time for a new custom night guard.
Wearing through your night guard? Learn the most common causes of excessive night guard wear, including severe teeth grinding, clenching, stress, and choosing the wrong material. Discover what wear marks mean and when it may be time to replace your night guard.
Wondering how tight a night guard should be? Learn what a proper night guard fit feels like, signs your guard may be too tight or too loose, and when an adjustment may be needed.
Grinding through your night guard faster than expected? Learn the most common reasons night guards wear out, what it means for your teeth, and how to choose the right level of protection.
Sentinel Mouthguards accepts existing .STL digital dental scan files for custom night guard fabrication. Customers and dental professionals can upload digital scans instead of sending physical impressions, enabling a faster, fully digital ordering process.
