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Management Strategies for Bruxism in Perimenopausal Women

Explore how hormonal changes in perimenopause affect bruxism and learn effective strategies to manage it.

Sentinel Mouthguards Review: What You Get, and What to Read First

The short version. Sentinel are a real dental lab in St. Petersburg, Florida, making solid custom guards at fair prices, with the widest range of any direct-to-consumer brand we have looked at. They are the only one selling a purpose-built daytime guard and an ultrasonic cleaner alongside

Dental Implants and Bruxism: Understanding the Risks and Considerations

Explore the interaction between dental implants and bruxism, risks involved, and management strategies.

Smile Brilliant night guard review: good value, one real catch

Most direct-to-consumer night guards are priced per guard. Smile Brilliant is priced per pack, and once you notice that, the whole product makes more sense. A single guard is $148.95, which is unremarkable. Four guards are $194.95, which works out to $48.74 each. That is

Brux Night Guard review: what you get for $59.99

Brux Night Guard costs $59.99 and sits in an odd spot. It is marketed with the language of a custom dental guard, it is priced like three drugstore guards, and it is, mechanically, a boil-and-bite. That is not a criticism by itself. It is just the single

Pro Teeth Guard review: is it worth it?

My dentist quoted me $550 for a night guard. Not for treatment, not for working out why I grind my teeth in the first place. For a piece of molded plastic to sit in my mouth while I sleep. I asked what was in the $550. The honest answer, once