Bruxism (repetitive teeth grinding and clenching) affects millions of people. Since it usually occurs during sleep, countless individuals are not even aware that they do it. Nevertheless, it is a serious problem that, if left unaddressed, can be detrimental for oral health. It could even have an impact on your tooth replacement prospects. How does bruxism affect dental implants? Can you still get dental implants even if you grind and clench your teeth? Read on below to learn the answers.

If you are missing a tooth, you may have considered getting a dental implant to replace it. That is a wise decision; dentists around the world view implants as the best way to rebuild lost teeth. Even after you choose to get an implant, though, you still have a decision to make. What material will it be made of? This blog post discusses titanium vs. zirconia dental implants so you can make a well-informed decision about how to move forward with your treatment.