There is no hard and steadfast treatment for bruxism. However, some dental treatments for managing bruxism include: Night guards Nightguard therapy is a safe and non-destructive way to keep you comfortable. Nightguard provides you with lasting relief from the strain of grinding and clenching. Botox Botox is usually used as an anti-wrinkle injection used to paralyse facial muscles. Some dental professionals suggest botox injections for severe bruxism. Relaxation techniques Relaxation techniques can be key components in properly managing bruxism. We recommend practising stress management techniques such as breathing exercises, medication, and yoga to relax muscles and reduce stress contributing to this issue. Mouthguards Mouthguards are a great way to combat awake bruxism and keep your mouth healthy. They’re a great way to reduce the damage caused by ongoing grinding. Dental splints Dental splints are custom-made devices that help reduce bruxism’s effects and can provide lasting relief. Most of these treatment options for tooth grinders are non-invasive, except for botox and skin needling. So generally, bruxism treatment doesn’t hurt. If you’re experiencing teeth grinding in Craigieburn, book an appointment at Royal Dental Spa for a consultation with your dentist.