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Unclenching the Jaw: The Evolution of Sleep Bruxism Treatment in the U.S.
The quiet, often subconscious habit of grinding or clenching teeth during the night—known as sleep bruxism—is far from benign. While many people don't even realize they're doing it, the long-term effects can range from annoying jaw pain and headaches to significant dental damage, including fractured teeth and worn-down enamel.
In the United States, the treatment landscape for sleep bruxism is a dynamic field, driven by a greater public awareness of the condition, a growing understanding of its connection to stress and other sleep disorders, and an influx of innovative technologies. The market is substantial, with projections indicating significant growth in the coming years. North America, in particular, dominates the global market, reflecting a high level of diagnosis and access to advanced dental care.
So, what does the modern treatment of sleep bruxism look like in the U.S.? It's a blend…