Night guard / mouthguard in Uzbekistan
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Book nowA night guard is a custom-fitted dental splint, made of soft or hard material, that is worn during sleep to separate the upper and lower teeth. It is used for bruxism (grinding and clenching teeth during sleep) and helps reduce tooth wear, protect enamel and ease strain on the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and chewing muscles. The guard protects the teeth and relieves symptoms, but it does not cure bruxism itself — the underlying cause is identified together with a dentist.
- Grinding or strong clenching of teeth during sleep (bruxism), often noticed by a partner.
- Morning pain or fatigue in the jaw, temples or neck muscles.
- Visible tooth wear, small enamel cracks or increased sensitivity.
- Clicking in the jaw joint (TMJ), discomfort when opening the mouth or frequent headaches.
- A need to protect implants, crowns or veneers from excessive load.
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Consultation and examination
The dentist examines the teeth, enamel and jaw joint, assesses signs of bruxism and recommends a suitable type of guard.
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Taking the impression
A precise impression of the teeth is taken using traditional material or a digital scanner.
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Manufacturing the guard
The custom guard is produced in a lab or by digital technology, usually within a few days.
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Fitting and adjustment
The finished guard is fitted, adjusted to the bite for comfort, and care instructions are explained.
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Follow-up check
After a few weeks of use, the dentist re-evaluates how well the guard works and the condition of the jaw.
- Check that the guard is made from a custom impression — ready-made universal guards are often uncomfortable and less effective.
- See whether the clinic can offer the material (soft or hard) and guard type matched to your situation.
- Clarify whether the price includes consultation, impression, adjustment and a follow-up check.
- Choose a dentist who assesses the cause of bruxism (stress, bite problems, sleep issues) and refers to another specialist if needed.
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FAQ
Does a night guard fully cure bruxism?
No. A guard protects teeth from wear and eases symptoms, but it does not remove the cause of bruxism; the underlying cause (such as stress or a bite problem) is addressed separately with a dentist.
What is the difference between a soft and a hard guard?
A soft guard is more comfortable for milder cases and for getting used to it, while a hard guard is more durable for strong clenching and significant wear; the right option is chosen by the dentist.
Do I need to wear the guard every night, and how long does it last?
It is usually recommended to wear it every night during sleep. Lifespan depends on the material and the intensity of bruxism — typically a few years, but it should be replaced when worn out.
How do I care for the guard?
After each use, rinse it in cool water and clean it with a soft brush, store it in a dry, ventilated case, and avoid hot water, which can deform the guard.
Is it normal to feel discomfort or pain when wearing the guard?
Mild getting-used-to feeling in the first few days is possible. If pain, pressure or a noticeable change in the bite persists, see the dentist to have the guard adjusted.
Can I just buy a ready-made guard from a pharmacy?
Ready-made guards exist, but they do not fit the teeth precisely, are less comfortable and can sometimes affect the bite. A custom guard is usually safer and more effective.