Do you wake up with jaw pain, headaches, or sensitive teeth? You may be grinding your teeth at night—also known as bruxism—and it could be silently harming your smile. At Holman Family Dentistry, we’re here to help you protect your oral health by identifying and treating this common but often unnoticed issue.
What Is Teeth Grinding?
Teeth grinding is an involuntary habit that typically occurs during sleep. Many people aren’t aware they’re doing it until they experience symptoms or a dentist notices signs of wear during a check-up.
How Grinding Affects Your Teeth and Jaw
Nighttime grinding puts excessive pressure on your teeth and jaw muscles. Over time, it can lead to:
These effects often develop gradually, making it crucial to address the issue early.
How to Protect Your Smile
The first step is recognizing the signs. If you suspect grinding, schedule a dental exam with our team at Holman Family Dentistry. We can evaluate your bite and recommend solutions, such as:
Don’t let bruxism damage your healthy smile. With early intervention and the right care, you can relieve discomfort and prevent long-term damage.
Ready to take the first step? Contact Holman Family Dentistry today to schedule an appointment and keep your smile strong and protected.
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