Relieve Jaw Pain and Improve Sleep Quality
At The Fine Tooth Company, we offer effective solutions for treating bruxism, snoring, and TMD (Temporomandibular Joint Disorder). Our specialised splints, including Somnomed Mandibular Advancement Splints and Acrylic Occlusal Splints, are designed to relieve pain, improve jaw function, and help you sleep better.
If you’re suffering from jaw pain, teeth grinding, or snoring, our team can help alleviate your symptoms with tailored, comfortable splint treatments that suit your needs.
Both conditions can result in significant discomfort, but with the right treatment, you can manage the symptoms and prevent further damage.
During your first visit, our dentist will assess your symptoms, medical history, and oral health to determine if a splint is the right solution for you. We will also take impressions of your teeth to create a custom-made splint that fits perfectly.
Once your splint is ready, we will have you try it on to ensure a comfortable fit. Our dentist will make any necessary adjustments to ensure optimal effectiveness.
We will schedule follow-up appointments to monitor your progress, ensure the splint is working as expected, and make any adjustments if needed. If you experience sudden jaw pain, a broken splint, or worsening symptoms, our emergency dentist is available for immediate care and adjustments.
Bruxism symptoms include teeth grinding, jaw pain, headaches, tooth sensitivity, and worn-down teeth. It often occurs during sleep, which can make it difficult to identify without the help of a dentist.
If you experience jaw pain, clicking or popping of the jaw, headaches, or difficulty opening your mouth, a TMD splint may help. Your dentist will perform a thorough evaluation to determine the best treatment for your condition.
Yes, mandibular advancement splints can reduce snoring by repositioning the lower jaw and improving airflow during sleep. This helps alleviate snoring and improve sleep quality.
Our custom-made splints are designed to fit comfortably in your mouth, and we take the time to ensure they are adjusted for the best possible fit. Mild discomfort is normal at first but usually subsides after a few nights of use.
The duration depends on the severity of your bruxism or TMD. Some patients may need to wear the splint nightly for a few months, while others may need long-term use.
It’s best to remove the splint while eating or drinking to prevent damage. We recommend wearing it primarily at night or as directed by your dentist.
If you're suffering from jaw pain, teeth grinding, or snoring, our TMD & bruxism splints can provide relief and restore your comfort. Contact The Fine Tooth Company today to schedule a consultation and find out how we can help you improve your oral health and quality of life. Call (03) 9723 1100 or book online for your convenience.
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