Bruxism Treatment Market: By Product Type (Primary Bruxism and Secondary Bruxism), By Treatment Type (Therapeutics and Devices) Patient Type (Children and Adult) By End Users (Hospitals, Dental Clinics, Homecare Settings, and Others) and Geography  

Bruxism Treatment Market size was valued at USD 5,276.3 million in 2022 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 6.8% from 2023-2029. Bruxism is a disorder that includes extreme jaw clenching or teeth grinding. This illness can affect children and adults and can happen at night in sleep or during the daytime. Some people experience no symptoms. Others may suffer from jaw pain, headaches, dental problems, or toothache.  Children with bruxism generally treat themselves without the aid of any type of medication. For adults, dental splints assist in the protection of teeth from decay and damage. Teeth grinding and clenching, amplified tooth pain and tooth sensitivity, sleep disruption, face pain or soreness, jaw, neck, and dull headache are some symptoms of bruxism. In most cases, bruxism does not cause serious problems. However extreme bruxism may cause tooth damage. Developing markets and huge funding in research and development can lead to bruxism treatment market growth. Moreover, bruxism treatment requires a multidimensional method and growing consciousness about oral health are some primary factors that can boost the global bruxism treatment market. Apart from these, huge expenditures on healthcare across the world, a high prevalence of bruxism syndrome, and an increase in the children population can also accelerate the market in the future. However, some factors such as side effects related to the drugs utilized for bruxism treatment such as stomach pain, nausea, headache, rash, and loss of appetite can restrain the growth of the market. High treatment costs, unmet drug resistance, and medical needs, and the absence of immediate medication management that can cause relief can hinder market growth.

Bruxism Treatment Market Key Developments:

In March 2021, ConsumerEXP and Brux Night Guard collaborated to run nationwide television programs inorder to aware people of bruxism.