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How to Stop Teeth Grinding at Night (And Sleep Better)

Teeth grinding (bruxism) is a common issue that can lead to jaw pain, headaches, and worn teeth. If you’re waking up sore or tired, grinding or clenching during sleep could be the cause.

The good news is there are simple ways to manage it and protect your teeth.

What Causes Teeth Grinding?

Teeth grinding is often linked to:

  • Stress and anxiety
  • Poor sleep quality
  • Bite misalignment
  • Snoring or mild sleep apnea

If left untreated, it can cause long-term damage to your teeth and jaw.

How to Stop Grinding Teeth at Night

1. Use a Night Guard

A mouth guard for grinding teeth helps protect your teeth and reduce pressure on your jaw.

The Hushd Guard is a boil and bite night guard that moulds to your teeth for a comfortable fit and helps prevent grinding and clenching.

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Hushd Guard Night Guard

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2. Reduce Stress Before Bed

Try simple habits like:

  • Limiting screen time before sleep
  • Light stretching or breathing exercises
  • Avoiding caffeine late in the day

3. Improve Airflow While Sleeping

Snoring and restricted breathing can lead to clenching. A snore mouth guard can help keep your airway open and reduce this.

Explore options: Anti-Snoring Devices

Can a Mouth Guard Help With Snoring?

Yes. A night guard for snoring works by gently adjusting your jaw position to improve airflow.

The Hushd Guard can help with both:

  • Teeth grinding
  • Snoring

Temporary vs Custom Night Guards

Temporary (Boil & Bite)

  • Easy to use
  • Affordable
  • Lasts 1–2 months

Custom (Dentist Made)

  • Longer lasting
  • More precise fit

The Hushd Guard is a temporary solution, with the option to upgrade to a custom Hushd Guard Pro.

Why Choose the Hushd Guard?

  • Non-toxic silicone
  • Comfortable cushioned bite pads
  • Flexible and secure fit
  • Easy boil and bite setup
  • Works with the SleepCare App

Get started: Download SleepCare App

When Should You Use a Night Guard?

You may need a dental guard if you experience:

  • Jaw pain in the morning
  • Headaches
  • Teeth sensitivity
  • Grinding during sleep
  • Snoring

Final Thoughts

Teeth grinding won’t go away on its own. Using a night time mouth guard is one of the easiest ways to protect your teeth and improve your sleep.

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