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Now, before she goes to bed each night, she puts on a dental device called a "nightguard," which keeps her from grinding her teeth to dust.
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For now, however, she is wearing a nightguard herself.
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Figuring the average cost of a nightguard at $275 (although it can go much higher), the article asserted that Americans are purchasing a staggering $1 billion worth of these molar savers annually.
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I had to buy a nightguard for my poor teeth, cause I grind like crazy and it has been going on now for just over 6 yrs…
Firedoglake » Friday Amusements (And One Disturbing Bit) 2006
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And most of the time, the solution is to get a nightguard or mouth guard made.
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I realized my speech was impaired, removed the nightguard and two minutes later a nice policeman, the Fire Chief and five underage firefighters were in my living room.
say la vee 2010
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This time, I forgot I had my nightguard in and dialed 911.
say la vee 2010
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Also, if you have just had your smile made over with new porcelain veneers, crowns or bridges, Dr. Blasco will likely have you wear a nightguard to protect your new smile.
xml's Blinklist.com 2008
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A nightguard is custom crafted to fit just your teeth to eliminate headaches; relieve stress on your teeth at night so that they don't break, chip or crack; and make your jaw joints feel better the next day.
xml's Blinklist.com 2008
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To prevent further chipping, cracking or breakage to existing teeth and to your porcelain veneers, Dr. Blasco may recommend a custom fabricated nightguard.
xml's Blinklist.com 2008
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