Understanding Your Sleep

Bruxism

What is Bruxism?

Bruxism is a condition where you clench, grind, or gnash your teeth. It might happen without you even realising it, sometimes while you’re awake but more often while you’re fast asleep. Some people wake up with a sore jaw or sensitive teeth. Others don’t feel anything until their dentist spots the signs. Over time, all that pressure can lead to worn-down teeth, jaw pain, headaches and even trouble sleeping. Here are some things you might notice if you're dealing with bruxism: 

Tense and Tired Jaw

Damaged Teeth

Sensitive Enamel

Clicking or Locking Jaw

Unexplained Tooth Pain

Facial Tension

Ear Pain with No Ear Problem

Dull Headache

Restless Sleep

Grinding your teeth every now and then might not seem like a big deal. But when it keeps happening and no one catches it, your teeth and jaw might start to feel the effects.


The truth is, there’s no one-size-fits-all cure for bruxism. What helps one person might not work for someone else. If your grinding is mild, you might not need treatment at all. Sometimes just being aware of it is enough to start making small changes, but if it’s starting to affect your sleep, your teeth or your comfort, there are ways to manage it.

Find Your Sleep Solution

Getting diagnosed with sleep apnoea often involves seeing your GP and booking an overnight sleep study in a clinic. While these tests are great for detailed insights, they’re not always the most convenient option for everyone.

That’s why we’ve created a quick, easy online sleep study you can do from the comfort of your home. It’s a simple way to start understanding your sleep and get tailored next sleep help—no wires or waiting rooms required.

Take the our sleep study today and start your journey to better sleep.

*Note: if symptoms persist, please consult your doctor.

Step 1: Tell us about your sleep

Step 2: Rest and test at home

Step 3: Get tailored sleep help