Are you clenching right now? Check. Most people are. Daytime clenching is unconscious — and that's exactly why telling you to 'just relax' doesn't work. You need awareness training, not platitudes.

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You can't consciously stop a behavior you're not conscious of. By the time you notice the headache or jaw pain, you've been clenching for hours. Stress management helps overall wellbeing, but it doesn't build the real-time awareness you need to catch yourself in the moment.
The good news: unlike sleep bruxism, daytime clenching happens semi-consciously. Awareness cues can help you notice when it's happening, so you can choose to relax.
As small and light as a £2 coin. Discreet wearable monitors jaw muscle activity via EMG throughout your day.
When clenching is detected, a gentle cue (vibration or electrical) prompts you to release tension. Most people clench 50+ times daily without realizing.
Over 2-4 weeks, you learn to notice clenching earlier — even without the device. Research shows lasting habit change.
See patterns, triggers, and improvement in the companion app. Share reports with your healthcare provider.

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The JawSense app includes EMA check-ins — random prompts that help you notice when you're clenching. Pair with JawSense ONE for real-time biofeedback.
Research shows this awareness training improves relaxed jaw state from 62% → 74% in just 4 weeks.
Published research shows this method significantly increases time spent with a relaxed jaw.
"I'd been told to wear a night guard and 'manage stress' for 10 years. JawSense was the first thing that actually explained the difference between daytime and nighttime grinding. The EMA check-ins helped me realize I was clenching constantly while working."
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Learn to manage daytime clenching and build awareness

Jaw clenching is an unconscious habit that affects up to 30% of adults. Learn what science says about breaking the cycle with awareness training, biofeedback, and evidence-based exercises.

Same name, different conditions. Sleep and awake bruxism involve distinct brain mechanisms—which is why treating them identically often fails.

Discover the surprising link between stress and jaw pain, and learn practical techniques to break the cycle.
Download JawSense free and start EMA awareness training today. Or join the waitlist for our wearable biofeedback device.