Shock Doctor Single/Double Braces Mouthguard with Upper and Lower Teeth Protection for Sports — Instant Fit Technology with No Moulding or Boiling for Youth and Adult Sizes

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It’s a boil-to-fit mouthguard, so the wearer will have to go through the custom fitting process requiring a pot of boiling water. There are many brands out there that will have glowing reviews, but that doesn’t mean they’re the best for every person wearing braces.

This makes for a more secure fit, guaranteeing that the mouthguard will stay in place even during the most demanding physical activities.Most injuries in contact sports impact the top teeth, but that doesn’t mean the bottom is never impacted.

When you have braces, there’s plenty to keep in mind when undertaking sporting activities - not least how to keep your smile protected and safe from potential injury. Availability of qualifying item(s) may vary over the course of this promotion, accordingly, this offer is limited to available inventory of qualifying item(s), while supplies last.

Keeps it shape, and the flavor was still there with her last one up to the point of her teeth changing enough that we needed this new one. The Braces Mouthguard outperforms conventional ones through the genius combination of shock absorption and fit all rolled into one. Custom-made mouth guards are ideal for contact sports as they’re designed to fit your mouth exactly and offer a more secure fit, so they’re less likely to fall out after direct blows.

Before making a purchase, make sure you keep these three considerations in mind so you can narrow down your options and choose the best mouthguard for braces that suits your needs and preferences. If you're a habitual tooth grinder, your bruxism isn't going to give you a break just because you get braces. There are two common types of mouthguards available – custom-fitted where a dentist or orthodontist makes a mould of the teeth for the mouthguard or ‘ boil and bite’ mouthguards where the patient moulds the plastic by placing it in their mouth after heating.

Never disregard professional advice or delay seeking it because of something you have read or seen on the Site. For common or less severe impactive injuries, mouthguards will still protect your teeth while wearing braces. Once you receive your mouthguard, your orthodontist will be able to mould it to fit your braces perfectly. You will find that the protection and comfort you get from a better mouth guard more than makes up for the cost.

The wearer will want to be sure that the fit is snug but comfortable, that they can still breathe properly and remain active, that they will keep the mouthguard in their mouth during heavy activity, and that all areas that need to be are covered and protected. If you’ve opted for Invisalign treatmentat Total Orthodontics, you should remove your clear retainers while partaking in sports - just as you would while eating. If you want to stay active even with your new braces, it’s important that you keep them aptly protected at all times. This will map even the smallest gaps and irregularities in your teeth, unlike over-the-counter mouth guards that can only mirror the general outline of your smile.The amount of work it takes to just keep the thing in your mouth would make anyone, even me, want a custom fit, durable, and fitted mouth guard. As your teeth move due to your braces, the mouthguard may become loose or uncomfortable over time so you should remould it to fit your teeth. We recommend wearing a properly-fitted mouth guard for any sport where there is a risk of an impact to your mouth or face.