The self-destructing habit

Teeth grinding (bruxing) is unconscious nocturnal habit, which is often associated with stress, can deform the shape of your teeth, wear them down, affect your bite, chewing and make your face look prematurely old. Restoring your teeth’s natural looks and protection will rejuvenate your smile and reverse the effects of bruxing.

Symptoms

  • Worn-down shortened teeth
  • Flat canines
  • Sore jaw muscles
  • Unusually sensitive teeth
  • Disturbing grinding noises
  • Destruction of tooth enamel
  • Loss of canine teeth protection
  • A prematurely aged look

Treatment

  • Diagnosis of tooth wear causes and its aesthetic effects
  • Correcting the unbalanced bite if necessary
  • Add canine tips to protect other teeth from further wear
  • Other teeth aesthetically affected can be restored with composite or porcelain
  • A temporary mockup can show functional and aesthetic benefit of the treatment

Before and after gallery

Worn down teeth restored with porcelain veneers to protect teeth and improve aesthetics.
Worn down teeth restored with porcelain veneers addressing functional and aesthetic issues.
Discoloured, worn down, spaced teeth restored with porcelain crowns.
Worn down, discoloured, aged teeth restored with composite vneers, ceating a naturally looking smile.
Worn down, uneven teeth restored with composite veneers.

Fees

Two canine tips replacement

£590

Bite adjustment

£95–£465*

*Fee reflects the complexity of adjustment and time required.

If you have any questions about tooth grinding call or book an dental examination appointment today.

Call 020 7621 0600

"I suffer from bruxism (teeth grinding), an area that George is clearly an expert in. His team made me feel at ease and gave me the confidence to go ahead with the treatment. I am really happy with the end result. "

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Restore your flat canines and improve the function and appearance of your teeth.

Smile Makeover
Our unique approach

An alternative to plastic night guards

Many dentists recommend wearing a plastic removable night guard on the upper or lower teeth. Mouthguards are intrusive, unhygienic and bulky so patients stop using them.

Our treatment solution involves a replacement of worn-down flat canine tips to re-establish their protective function. This treatment is much more logical than the mouthguard option.

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