Dental occlusion refers to how the upper and lower teeth align during chewing, speaking, and resting. When there is a functional misalignment, bruxism may occur — the unconscious habit of grinding or clenching teeth, often during sleep. These issues affect not only the teeth but also facial muscles, joints, and even overall quality of life.
At IDC.Clinic, we carry out a detailed assessment of occlusion and signs of bruxism, offering tailored solutions focused on preventing damage and improving overall well-being.
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Treatment for occlusion and bruxism disorders is recommended for patients presenting:
This assessment is especially important before any restorative, orthodontic, or oral rehabilitation treatment.
Book appointmentCorrecting occlusion disorders and managing bruxism provides several benefits, including:
Timely intervention prevents irreversible damage to the dental and bone structures.
Successful treatment requires ongoing follow-up and patient cooperation. After the placement of the night guard or beginning of rehabilitation:
Prevention remains the best way to protect the teeth and the joint in the long term.
After a detailed evaluation, the dental medical doctor may propose solutions such as:
Each treatment plan is adjusted to the origin and severity of the problem, promoting comfort, balance, and prevention.
At IDC.Clinic, we assess your case with meticulous attention and propose effective solutions to relieve symptoms, prevent wear, and restore occlusal balance.
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