Bite splint
If you grind your teeth at night while you sleep, we can help. Teeth grinding is often caused by stress and wears down your teeth. It can also lead to sore jaws and headaches.
At City Dental we manufacture a bite splint after we have assessed your specific problems. We make an impression of your teeth and you can collect your splint within 1-2 weeks. The splints we manufacture are very discreet so as not to disturb the user.
Questions and answers
City Dental answers the most frequently asked questions regarding mouth splints:
A dental splint is an individually fitted appliance that is placed over the teeth for various purposes. Depending on the purpose, they can look different.
mouth splint are most often used to protect teeth from injury when playing various sports (sports protection), teeth grinding (night splint/bite splint), orthodontics (invisible braces such as Invisalign or SureSmile) and to maintain the results after orthodontics (Essix splint).
Regardless of the type of mouth splint you are interested in, you can get it from your dentist.
Depending on the type, mouth splints can cause more or less discomfort at first, but most people quickly get used to wearing them.
You should clean your aligner regularly with a toothbrush and mild soap and water. Avoid using toothpaste as it can scratch the aligner.
The time it takes to get a dental brace varies depending on the type of mouth splint and purpose. Generally, it takes a few days to a couple of weeks to get a mouth splint.
The time it takes to get a dental brace varies depending on the type of mouth splint and purpose. Generally, it takes a few days to a couple of weeks to get a mouth splint.
The time it takes to get a mouth splint varies depending on the type of brace and purpose. Generally, it takes a few days to a couple of weeks to get a dental brace.
The time it takes to get a dental brace varies depending on the type of brace and purpose. Generally, it takes a few days to a couple of weeks to get a dental brace.
The cost of a mouth splint varies depending on the type and purpose. In many cases, dental insurance may cover some of the costs, but not always all. See price list See price list