Our wearable device will detect teeth grinding as it happens and deliver gentle electrical stimulation to trigger your jaw's natural relaxation reflex — without waking you. Published research reports significant reduction in grinding that persists even after stopping use.

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This isn't experimental. The core technology has been proven effective in clinical trials since the 1990s. We're finally making it accessible with modern, comfortable wearable design.

As light as a £2 coin
Senses grinding episodes as they start and triggers your jaw's natural relaxation reflex to interrupt them.
Works with your body's natural reflexes — not just protecting teeth like splints or weakening muscles like Botox.
Stimulation is below perception threshold — it works with your natural reflexes without disrupting your sleep.
I was afraid the stimulation would wake me up but I didn't notice anything — even though I received stimulation 184 times!
— Device tester
I once cut my holiday short because I forgot my nightguard and I was afraid I was going to ruin my teeth. I can't believe I was going to keep living like that.
— Waitlist member
Now you understand how neurostimulation works. Here's why alternatives fall short.
Protect teeth but may actually increase clenching activity
Reduces muscle force but doesn't reduce grinding episodes
Limited evidence, significant side effects, not addressing root cause
Helpful but insufficient — bruxism is brainstem-mediated, not consciously controlled
UKRI Innovate UK funded for device development. Together with our research partners, we're planning clinical trials to validate our technology.



The sleep device launches in 2026 with limited initial production. Join 2,000+ people on the waitlist for priority access and founding member pricing.
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6-week
program
While the neurostimulation device is in development, our app offers evidence-based management strategies — education, myofunctional exercises, and a symptom diary.
Built on clinical guidelines: Comprehensive sleep bruxism program addressing triggers, stress, and jaw tension.
Understanding and treating teeth grinding at night

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

Night guards protect teeth but don't stop grinding. Biofeedback aims to reduce the behaviour itself. Here's what research says about each approach.

Everything you need to know about teeth grinding and jaw clenching — from causes and symptoms to evidence-based treatments.