Dental equilibration is a non-invasive procedure that reshapes your teeth to improve your chewing system. This can relieve a variety of symptoms, including chronic headaches, jaw pain, muscle soreness, wear and tear of the teeth, chipped teeth, loose teeth, gum injuries, and other painful conditions in the mouth and face.
What are the benefits of dental equilibration?
Dental equilibration offers many benefits, including:
- Reduced pain and discomfort:Â It help relieve pain and discomfort caused by a poorly functioning chewing system.
- Improved oral health:Â It will help improve oral health by reducing the risk of tooth wear and tear, gum disease, and other problems.
- Increased comfort and function:Â it can improve comfort and function by making the teeth fit and work together better.
- Enhanced quality of life:Â It enhance quality of life by reducing pain and discomfort, improving oral health, and increasing comfort and function.
How does the dental equilibration procedure work?
To perform dental equilibration, your dentist will first examine your chewing system and take impressions of your teeth. These impressions will be used to make models of your mouth, which the dentist will use to analyze how your teeth touch and decide the best way to adjust them.
During your second visit, your dentist will use dental drills and burs to make slight modifications to your teeth. They may also use a bite marker to identify the areas where you bite hard and trim them down with precision.
As your chewing system adapts to the improved function, your dentist may need to see you again to check the contacts of your teeth and make more changes if needed.
You may feel some changes in the way your muscles and teeth feel at first. But once the treatment is finished, your teeth, muscles, and joints will be better aligned and work together more smoothly. This will allow for optimal jaw movement and comfort.
Is dental equilibration painful?
Dental equilibration is a non-invasive procedure that typically does not cause pain. Still, some patients may experience mild discomfort during the procedure. To ensure the patient’s comfort, the dentist will use anesthesia as needed.
How long does dental equilibration take to complete?
How long dental equilibration takes depends on how severe the problem is. Some patients only need one session, while others need two or more.
How much does dental equilibration cost?
Dental equilibration can be expensive, but most dental insurance plans cover some or all of the cost.
Is dental equilibration covered by insurance?
Most dental insurance plans cover some or all of the cost of dental equilibration. To verify your coverage, contact your insurance provider.
Additional questions?
If you have any other questions about dental equilibration, please talk to your dentist. They can help you to determine if dental equilibration is right for you and provide you with more information about the procedure.
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