Since 2009, we have been fabricating the highest quality Night Guards and Teeth Grinding protection appliances. Our goal is to provide a superior appliance that can absorb the damage caused by Bruxism.
For over a decade our dental lab has been providing dental practices all over North America with the highest quality Upper and Lower Teeth Grinding Appliances
Our Founder Dr. William Balanoff, a Prosthodontist, has developed and trained our lab technicians to be experts in the field of intra-oral appliances.
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Illustration of Bruxism Severity Levels
Moderate to Severe Bruxism
Normal Dentition
Mild to Moderate Grinder
Severe to Extreme Bruxism
Reasons to Prescribe Grind Guard
Protection: Tooth Enamel is Preserved and Appliance Sacrificed
Comfortable: Low profile design great for higher patient compliance
Prevention: Damage to dentition and TMJ mitigated
Custom Made: Perfect Fit compared to self fitting appliances
Prevalence of Teeth Grinding
Potential Bruxism Suffers
Awake Bruxism Prevalence
Sleep Bruxism Prevalence
Develop Clinical Condition
What is Bruxism?
Bruxism is teeth grinding. The cause of bruxism and clenching is typically multi-factorial. For Dentists, it is often difficult to determine the cause. Stress is commonly thought to be the primary factor.
What are the Risks?
The risk for patients can be complete tooth loss if not treated. Enamel surfaces are worn down exposing the dentin. Once the softer dentin is exposed the probability of tooth decay and infection increases rapidly.
Results if not Treated:
Learn More about Bruxism & Classifications
STEP 1
Take Impressions or Scans
VPS for Impressions or .STL File. Upper & Lower needed for Lower Appliance. Upper Only needed for Upper Guards
STEP 2
Pack & Ship Your Lab Case
Call or email the Smile Perfected Lab for a USPS Shipping Label: 844-949-2789 or orders@
smileperfected.com
STEP 3
Payment, Fabrication & Return
Pay for your Lab Case Safely & Securely via email or with encrypted on-file payment with Credit Card.
When recommending a night guard, patient comfort is more important than thickness. Comfort leads to higher patient compliance even if the appliance wears down faster.