Dental Health Article by Dr Emma – "Treating Bruxism"

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Following on from Dr Emma's last article "The Nightly Grind", which discussed the signs and symptoms of bruxism (the habit of grinding your teeth together), this article explores the different ways it can be treated…

SOURCE: HIF Lifestyle Blog – Read entire story here.

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