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Teeth Grinding help
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If you mean this:
then that is a SPORTS mouthguard aka gumshield.
If you read this thread again, you will see that the OP needs an appliance to help with a teeth grinding problem.
I have read the thread, and this isn't the one I mean. They do a 'Teeth Grinding Night Guard' as well - £25.00.
I can't post links, but if you look at their other products available, it is there.0 -
And if you read my earlier response you can see this can be a really bad idea.0
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bblackcat09 wrote: »I have read the thread, and this isn't the one I mean. They do a 'Teeth Grinding Night Guard' as well - £25.00.
I can't post links, but if you look at their other products available, it is there.
Is that like an ex SAS man who watches over you while you sleep?Who I am is not important. What I do is.0
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