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Subject: Re: retainer and night guard-Dr Rick?????

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Date Posted: 08:47:31 08/27/04 Fri
In reply to: P.B.M. 's message, "retainer and night guard-Dr Rick?????" on 08:41:58 08/27/04 Fri

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>I got my braces off 2 years ago and have gone from
>wearing a retainer 24/7 to now only a couple nights a
>week. Yesterday, my dentist told me I need a night
>guard badly because i grind my teeth a lot. Is there a
>retainer that combines retainer and night guard in
>one? Would the Essex invisible retainer prevent
>grinding? Right now I use the Harlex(i think it is
>called). Dr Rick, please let me know what options are
>available to stop the grinding and still keep my teeth
>straight. Thank you so much!

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