Medical articles of Bruxism

Sleep bruxism can damage teeth by causing excessive wear, cracks, fractures and sensitivity, particularly when grinding or clenching is frequent or forceful. It can also contribute to damage to fillin...

Here to tell us how bruxism is generally treated is esteemed and highly experienced dental surgeon, Dr Haider Raza.

Dental implants are a popular and effective solution for replacing missing teeth, offering a permanent and natural-looking alternative to dentures and bridges. While dental implants are designed to...

Leading consultant oral and maxillofacial surgeon Professor Andrew Sidebottom offers expert insight on various treatment options available which help to manage myofascial pain associated with temporom...

Professor Christian Mehl, specialist in prosthodontics, advises on seeking medical assistance for bruxism. Commonly known as teeth grinding, solutions such as a nightguard can help to treat the condit...

Most people will experience bruxism at least once or twice in their life. It's a symptom, not an illness, and there are treatments for the different causes. Dr Moira Wong shares her expertise with you...