Currently there is no pharmacological cure or treatment for Bruxism, except the prevention of excess damage by using a Bite Tray “made to measure” by a dentist.

Prevention and Cure

The Bite Tray is a protective shield that is worn overnight on the top row of teeth. This will create a protective barrier between the dental arches.  Dr. Brux® has measured occlusal thicknesses which help bring the jaw into a resting position. The thickness of the Bite Tray reduces muscle stress and tension during sleep.

Comfortable and Stable

Dr. Brux® Bite Tray is made of a biocompatible thermoplastic material, with two assigned degrees of hardness.

The first degree of hardness is the softer of the two. It is used for the portion of the Bite Tray that comes into contact with the outer surface of the teeth and gums. This will give the feeling of stability and comfort. The second degree is the harder one. It is used for support, allowing ease in the movement of teeth during grinding for greater resistance in the deterioration process.

Four colors to choose from

ADVANTAGES AND FEATURES

• One size fits all.
• Absolute best mouthguard in the market.
• First Do-It-Yourself Bite Tray.
• Customizable and comfortable.
• Imported from Italy.

Instructions

Frequently Asked Question's

Q - What is Bruxism?
A - Bruxism is the unconscious act of grinding and gritting one’s teeth.

Q - What are the causes?
A - Nervous tension, Stress, Hyperactivity

Q - Who suffers from Bruxism?
A - 50% of the population show significant traces of teeth deterioration due to Bruxism. Both adults and children can suffer from Bruxism. Certain professions that are high stress or require a great deal of concentration are at a higher risk of suffering from Bruxism.

Q - When does Bruxism occur?
A - Most commonly Bruxism occurs while you sleep.

Q - What Bruxism causes?
A - Progressive deterioration of teeth with the possibility of fractures, Gum damage, Sensitivity of teeth to hot & cold, Headaches, Dizziness, Impaired mobility of the jaw.

Q - To see if you suffer from Bruxism do the following:
A - 1. Stand in front of the mirror, 2. Align your teeth and arches with your jaw closed, 3. Examine to see if there is any space, 4. Examine to see if the top & bottom incisors fit perfectly together. If they do fit perfectly, this is a sign that you grind your teeth.

Q - Should Dr. Brux® Bite Tray be worn only at night?
A - Users should wear their Bite Tray whenever they feel their jaw muscles contracting. This tends to happen in situations of stress, tension, or taking part in a situation that requires great concentration.

Q - Is Dr. Brux® a bother when sleeping?
A - It may take a short time to get used to. An increase in saliva build up may occur the first few nights or on the contrary dry mouth. This is perfectly normal reaction for your mouth. 

Q - Does Dr. Brux® exist only in one size?
A - Yes, due to the fact that it can be adapted perfectly for both a small or large mouths.

Q - Can Dr. Brux® be made to fit a child too?
A - Only for a child with permanent teeth

Q - How long does Dr. Brux® Bite Tray last?
A - There isn’t an exact period of time; it depends on the dental situation and degree of Bruxism. In standard conditions, Dr. Brux® Bite Tray can last for years.

Q - Are there any contraindications to using Dr. Brux®?
A - Generally speaking no, but please see a dental professional before using Dr. Brux®.