Possibly: Bruxism guards help if you are clenching and/or grinding your teeth. It is unknown if you do so. Please consult with a local dentist to see if your protrusive occlusion is a contributing factor to your symptoms.
Answered 3/23/2018
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Mouth guard: Professionally provided mouth guard may reduce your symptoms, but not correct the cause of your problem. It's like taking aspirin for a toothache rather than treating the infection that's causing the pain. Please seek an Initial Examination (usually free) with a specialist Orthodontist to discuss treating your malocclusion. Failure to treat usually results in increased problems with age.
Answered 4/29/2020
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