How to discuss a night guard for grinding
A night-guard consultation should identify evidence of clenching or grinding, compare guard options and fit, and clarify how the result will be checked.
Mouthguards, night guards and dental imaging decisions.
A night-guard consultation should identify evidence of clenching or grinding, compare guard options and fit, and clarify how the result will be checked.
These appliances serve different purposes: one is discussed for sleep-related clenching or grinding, while the other cushions sports impacts.
Compare custom, boil-and-bite and stock options by fit, comfort, activity risk and ability to wear the guard consistently rather than by a single price tag.
Dental imaging should answer a diagnostic question. Ask what an image will show, whether existing records can be used and how the result affects the plan.