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Retainers are used at the end of your treatment.

Bruxism is an incessant grinding and clenching of the teeth, unintentionally, and at inappropriate times. Bruxers (persons with bruxism) are often unaware that they have developed this habit, and often do not know that treatment is available until damage to the mouth and teeth has been done. Damage caused by bruxism often includes the following symptoms. However, each individual may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include: abraded teeth facial painoversensitive teethtense facial and jaw musclesheadachesdislocation of the jawdamage to the tooth enamel, exposing the inside of the tooth (dentin)a popping or clicking in the temporomandibular joint (TMJ)tongue indentationsdamage to the inside of the cheek What causes bruxism? Although this habit is unintentional, oral health specialists often point to excessive stress and certain personality types as typical causes of bruxism. How is bruxism diagnosed? During regular visits to the dentist, the teeth are examined for evidence of bruxism - often indicated by the tips of the teeth appearing flat. If symptoms are present, the condition will be observed for changes over the next several visits before a treatment program is established. Treatment for bruxism: Specific treatment for bruxism will be determined by our dentist based on: your age, overall health, and medical historyextent of the diseaseyour tolerance for specific medications, procedures, or therapiesexpectations for the course of the diseaseyour opinion or preference Treatment usually will involve teaching the patient how to rest his/her tongue, teeth, and lips properly, and learning how to rest the tongu

Stress, anxiety and today's fast pace lifestyle results in an increasingly larger number of adult patients with 'bruxism'. This is the grinding of teeth or clenching of the jaw. This usually occurs while one is asleep, and is easily detectable due to the noise produced as one ´grinds´ their top teeth against their bottom teeth. Bruxism causes significant wear on the teeth and is often associated with hypersensitivity. Other common side effects often include headaches, migraines, and problems with the joints in your jaw. Early detection and treatment is important to prevent the occurrence of problems associated with bruxism. Vélez&Lozano is up-to-date on the latest state-of-the-art technologies allowing us to make an identical plaster model of your bite. Using this plaster model, we can design a Michigan splint helping to completely stop you from grinding your teeth, thereby reducing tooth wear and ´deprogramming´ your jaw. This will allow you to enjoy a deeper and more relaxed sleep, and avoiding migraines brought on by bruxism.

Implants are one of the areas of dentistry that has advanced the most rapidly in the last 15-years, allowing us to offer patients quick and comfortable solutions to replacing lost or missing teeth. Current technology is so advanced that patients are able to visit our clinic and with the help of Computer-Assisted Implantology (CIA) leave with new dental pieces. Meaning that later the same day you can comfortably eat as well as enjoy a new healthy and beautifully aesthetic smile. There is no need for the discomfort or hassle of surgery through the use of minimally invasive medical techniques.These techniques avoid further discomfort and help reduce any that you may already be experiencing. From a single dental piece to a full set of dentures, we can offer durable solutions that work for every case. We take advantage of breakthroughs in technology that allow us to use biocompatible titanium, similar to those used in hip or knee prostheses - avoiding the possibilities of allergic reactions or rejection by the body.

We work with a specialist in implant, the treatment is non traumatic and mostly the patients have their implants in the morning and,by way of speech, play golf in the afternoon.