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1. Stop grinding
2. Improve breathing
3. Improve posture
4. Reduce headaches
5. Reduce discomfort
6. Reduce stress
7. Reduce tension
8. Protects teeth and dental work from damage caused by clenching and grinding.
9. It worn for performance enhancement during non-contact sporting activities where the natural tendency to clench and grind the teeth may occur, such as: golf, weightlifting, tennis, cycling, bowling, archery, skeet shooting, etc.
10. Avoid cause chipping, fractures, excessive wear and loosening of the teeth.
11. Night guard may reduce snoring.

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is grinding your teeth hereditary? I know I did it as a child but I don't know about my usband?
02/07/2004

ok, the article says that it is normal and that it does not create lasting damage and yet a LOT of parents of children with this probelm have said it does. Hmmmmm, well, my son is at this very moment grinding his teeth. I think I did when I was younger. I may still sometimes because I have terrible dreams about all my teeth falling and shrinks say that may be related to it. Also my husband does sometimes terriblely. So, I guess the question is here then, what do we do for our child? I don't know, but if the traditional medical community doesn't have a good answer, I am going to the "witch
doctors" to find out. I can't sleep when he grinds his teeth!!!!! Marianne Escobedo 02/12/2004

My 5 1/2 year old son grinds his teeth so loud that is
seems he will grind them away to his gums. I don't know
what to do. His doctor and dentist say not to worry
about it, but it sounds horrible. Any advice on what
I can do? he has been doing it since he has gotten teeth,
it does not look like he will outgrow it. Please help.
Please help 02/13/2004

My soon to be 3 year old grinds his teeth at night. They have shown significant wear and now he is complaining about his teeth hurting. Is it possible to have something
done now to prevent any more damage to his baby teeth?
Heather 02/15/200