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5 Things You Can Do To Help With Teeth Grinding and Clenching

Bruxism affects nearly 40 million people in the United States and can cause irreversible damage to the teeth as well as a host of other health problems if the symptoms are not properly treated.

Source: https://www.bruxnightguard.com/blogs/bruxism/what-is-bruxism

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Wear A Night Guard

Wear A Night Guard

BRUX TMJ Mouth Guard

The Best Engineered Mouth Guard for Teeth Grinding, Clenching and TMJ
Made for Teeth Grinders by Teeth Grinders.

The BRUX NIGHT GUARD can be worn on the TOP or BOTTOM teeth and is re-moldable at any time. It's made with two different materials offering maximum comfort and durability - it's not too hard on the outside and not too soft on the inside.

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Get Proper Sleep

Get Proper Sleep

Sleep is considered one of the three pillars of good health, along with exercise and eating healthy foods, and they can all have a profound impact on each other. Regular exercise and a healthy diet usually increase the chances of a good night's sleep, unless a sleep disorder throws things out of balance.

6 Categories of Sleep Disorders

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Exercise

Exercise

Exercise improves mood and health, but more importantly, the way we sleep at night.
Not Getting Enough Sleep? Bet You Don't Get Enough Exercise

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Meditate

Meditate

If you clench or grind your teeth at night while you sleep, relaxation techniques can help provide some relief.
Meditation and Mindfulness For Bruxism Relief

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Find a Sleep Light Bulb

Find a Sleep Light Bulb

Blue light from TVs, cellphones, tablets & computers interferes with circadian rhythms and sleep. Changing light bulbs can help and here are other recommendations...
'Light' Sleeping: Finding the Best Light Bulb for Sleep

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Get Help With Insomnia

Get Help With Insomnia