BruxiSpa™: comprehensive bruxism treatment
Comprehensive, personalized bruxism treatment combining diathermy, physiotherapy, dry needling, a night guard and other therapies.
What is BruxiSpa™?
BruxiSpa is a comprehensive treatment designed to relieve bruxism and its consequences. Through a combination of relaxing therapy with diathermy, physiotherapy, dry needling, dental splint, relaxing injections, intra-articular treatment and, in case of muscle spasm, use of botox (Xeomin®) botulinum toxin for muscle unblocking, we offer an effective and lasting solution to reduce pain, muscle tension, and improve quality of life.
Benefits of BruxiSpa™
- Relief of jaw and head pain
- Reduction of muscle tension and dental wear
- Improves mobility of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
- Greater relaxation and general well-being
- Personalized treatment for each patient
How does BruxiSpa™ work?
- Therapeutic diathermy: Increases circulation and relaxes musculature.
- Specialized physiotherapy: Manual techniques to relieve tension.
- Dry needling: Releases trigger points in overloaded muscles.
- Dental splint: Protects teeth and prevents joint overload.
- Relaxing injections: Help reduce nocturnal bruxism.
- Intra-articular treatment: Improves lubrication and function of the TMJ.
- Bruxism treatment with Botox: For muscle spasms we use Botox for muscle unblocking (Xeomin®).
Who is BruxiSpa™ for?
If you suffer from jaw pain, teeth grinding, tension headaches, or stiffness in the neck and shoulders, BruxiSpa is the ideal solution for you.
We are located at C. de Hermosilla, 78, in Madrid. You can also contact us at +34 695 53 28 71, via WhatsApp for any clarification or questions.
Treatments for bruxism
There are various therapies to address bruxism, focused on relieving symptoms and treating underlying causes. Different treatments with the same objective: treating bruxism.
Treatments:
Dental splints
Dental devices that protect teeth from wear and help reduce muscle tension.
Relaxation therapies
Techniques such as meditation, yoga, or biofeedback can be effective in reducing stress and anxiety associated with bruxism.
Physiotherapy
Specific exercises and massages on the jaw and neck can relieve muscle tension and improve temporomandibular joint function.
Medications
In some cases, muscle relaxants or anti-anxiety medications may be prescribed to help reduce bruxism.
Symptom treatment with neuromodulators
Xeomin® type for muscle spasms.
Bruxism prevention: To prevent or reduce bruxism, it is recommended: Stress management through relaxation techniques. Healthy sleep habits. Regular dental check-ups to detect and treat any signs of bruxism early.
What is the price of BruxiSpa™?
BruxiSpa™ is a personalized comprehensive treatment. The price varies according to the specific needs of each patient and the combined treatments necessary. Contact us for a personalized assessment.
BruxiSpa™
Comprehensive Treatment
Comprehensive treatment for bruxism that combines multiple therapies: diathermy, physiotherapy, dry needling, dental splint, relaxing injections, and intra-articular treatment.
Personalized treatment
Frequently asked questions about BruxiSpa™
Get answers about the BruxiSpa™ treatment in Madrid. customer service.
As it is a personalized treatment, the price varies according to each patient's needs and the therapies combined. We give you a quote after the specialist's assessment.
Bruxism rarely disappears on its own, especially if it is related to stress or structural problems. Without treatment, it can cause significant dental damage, chronic pain, and TMJ problems. It is important to seek professional treatment to prevent long-term complications and improve your quality of life.
Complete prevention may not always be possible, but some measures can help reduce the risk or severity: Manage stress through relaxation techniques and exercise. Avoid habits that put tension on the TMJ, such as chewing gum or biting nails. Maintain good posture, especially during prolonged work in front of the computer. Visit the dentist regularly to detect early signs of bruxism.