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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Yes, your mouthguard should fit very snug against your upper teeth without having to bite down on the mouthguard. It should be tight enough that it does not fall out during a fight, this can be an indication of a hurt fighter and could result in the referee stopping the fight. Wear a mouthguard whenever you are training or playing sport. Now that your teeth are in a position they should stay for the rest of your life, it is worth investing in a custom mouthguard to ensure they have the best possible protection. This mouthguard should last a year so keep it in a safe place and clean it regularly. Don’t chew on any mouthguard as this may damage it. A new mouthguard each year offers the best protection for your teeth as they can wear down with regular use.

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If you have any queries about the best type of mouthguard to use while you are wearing braces, ask your orthodontist. Sports guards can often be personalised with colours of your choice, to match your personality, style or the team you support. There are many sports that have a risk of mouth and teeth injuries but some sports have a greater risk than others.Some people with sleep apnea use a CPAP machine, which keeps your airways open while you sleep. However, if you only have mild sleep apnea, a custom-made mouthguard can provide a similar effect. A soft unit is made from flexible rubber materials which provide a cushion-like layer around your teeth. It is the best option for those with minor grinding issues. b) Hybrid/dual mouth guards

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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. Rinse your mouthguard with cool water or mouthwash before putting it in and after taking it out. Avoid using hot water, which can warp its shape. Custom Mouthguards by Your Dentist/Orthodontist. At the dentist's office, the dentist will take an impression of your teeth, and a dental laboratory will create a well-fitted mouthguard. The dentist will place the mouthguard on your teeth to ensure that it fits your bite well. Mouthguards molded by dentists can be expensive, especially given that the reason you or your child has braces is to move teeth around. Certain sports and activities carry a high risk of falling or resulting in injuries that can impact your face. A mouthguard can help to protect your teeth and prevent them from injuring your lips or tongue. Some sporting clubs have an alliance with a dentist or mouthguard supplier to provide players with mouthguards that don’t exceed health funds’ mouthguard rebates. For those players without health insurance, the supplier offers custom mouthguards for a nominal fee.

In addition to the primary use as a guard, it can also work as a teeth whitening tray or athletic mouth guard. The included anti-bacterial case helps to keep the unit always clean and straightforward for regular travellers to store it in a suitcase or bag. This product is suitable for both children and adults. What we like about it: To get the best fit, make sure you follow the instructions that come with it. Custom-made mouthguards Relax and enjoy your restful sleep at night with this amazing mouth guard by Reejoys. It takes only a few minutes to wear this piece with hot water to prevent snoring and teeth grinding. You can also adjust the unit easily to make sure it can snuggly and comfortably fit your mouth. This mouth guard can help to relax the muscles of your jaw and alleviate any dental injury. With this SISU mouth guard, superior comfort will not sacrifice protection for your teeth. It is scientifically engineered and tested with the Diffusix technology, which makes use of perforated, non-compressible materials to distribute impact forces throughout a larger space and reduce the risks of dental injuries during competition.