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If you have been diagnosed with bruxism, which is characterized by the unconscious clenching and grinding of the teeth, you may be dealing with some of the problematic symptoms that make this condition difficult to alleviate. At Dentistry on Parkdale, Dr. Karen Ho and her team in Hamilton, Ontario, can assist and make treatment recommendations that solve these common complaints.
Patients who visit Dr. Karen Ho and her team at Dentistry on Parkdale in Hamilton, Ontario, can work with them to determine the best ways to protect the smile and alleviate pain due to bruxism. This can be achieved through various treatments, including the use of night guards and occlusal splints.
Practicing relaxation techniques, including deep breathing, meditation, or yoga, reduces one’s stress levels, which can contribute to bruxism
Dr. Karen Ho understands that such conditions can be devastating to one’s smile and has solutions that can help.
If you are struggling with bruxism and want to talk to her about your options for protecting the smile and preventing unwanted damage and pain, call 905-547-4940 to request a visit at 21 Parkdale Avenue South.
Dentistry on Parkdale is here to help new and current patients and families and can educate you on your options to relieve tooth pain from grinding and clenching with mouth splints or lifestyle changes.
Dr. Karen Ho is a trusted dentist serving patients of all ages in Hamilton, Ontario. Having studied at prestigious institutes such as McMaster University and University of Toronto and trained at Hartford Hospital (General Practice Residency), she opened her private practice in 2003.
Dr. Ho is committed to lifelong learning as she believes that she can serve her community better by constantly updating herself. She is affiliated with many professional organisations like the Academy of General Dentistry, Institute for Clinical Practice of Pediatric Dentistry, The Dawson Academy Study Club, Niagara Peninsula Dental Diagnostic Study Club, Hamilton Chapter of the Seattle Study Club (Founding Member), and Boston and Tufts Universities.