Just a quick question. Sometimes I grind my teeth and at the end of the day my teeth ache. What would be the best over-the-counter pain medicine for this? Aspirin, tylenol, Advil? Doesn't matter?

Thanks

Peter

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I use one..dentist made one for me....in fact my dentist will not work on your teeth again unless you convince him you wear it every night.

It also stops mandibular pain and you'll find the ache associated with mandibular pain gone in around a week.

Will stop premature tooth eruption and loosening.

The pain comes from the rear molar teeth being crushed during your sleep...this prevents the molars from touching and so stops your pain.

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My dentist has said he could make one for me. I guess I should look into it. Can you wear it during the day? Sometimes I try to take my 3 and 6 year old boys with me to Home depot. Talk about stress, running up and down the aisle.

My dentist charged me $60.00 fitted.

It is made of pink dental stuff (?) mouled it to my upper front teeth and then ground it to bite properly. Important the jaw aligns correctly with it fitted.

I don't always wear mine all day...although he does. It is a tight fit and can feel as if pulling front teeth out on removal....better that than swallowing it during the night !

Don't know about the commercial ones...check your dentist.

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