Acetaminophen is the generic name for the muscle relaxant medication commonly used for Bruxism management; the active ingredient is paracetamol and the recommended dose is 1000 mg. This medication inhibits muscle contraction, temporarily reducing jaw pain by limiting the force that the muscles are able to generate. When sufficient pressure is applied to the dorsal surface of the blue compartment depicted in the image above, the pressure exerted onto the compartment squeezes a controlled dose of Acetaminophen out of the flat capsules which lie underneath and inside the three one-way ducts. The valve then closes, allowing enough medication to enter the mouth cavity while preventing unnecessary prolonged exposure. This process repeats itself whenever the set pressure threshold is exceeded, therefore guaranteeing an adequate release of medication when teeth grinding or clenching becomes an issue.