Bruxism (teeth grinding) can cause moderate to severe long-term damage to teeth. Constant grinding wears down the surface of the tooth, exposing the soft dentin beneath the enamel. Some of the damage that can occur includes: Chipped teeth Tooth flattening and tooth wear Cracked tooth enamel Cracked, loose, or broken fillings Tooth loss Gum recession Tooth collapse Bruxism can even …
Bruxism
The grinding and clenching of teeth is known as bruxism. This condition impacts the lives of many people and can be quite painful and destructive for the teeth. Fortunately, there are a few ways to reduce the impact of bruxism on your dental health. We are familiar with all of these ways at Ford Dental Group. Why Do People Grind …
Causes of Teeth Sensitivity
Does consuming an ice-cold beverage irritate your teeth? Or do you hurt when you floss or clean your teeth? That is a sign of teeth sensitivity. You should probably have it checked out with us at Ford Dental Group. You can take steps to reduce tooth sensitivity and enhance your dental health. It will help if you talk to the …