Yes. Bespoke mouthguards from a dentist offer better fit, comfort, and protection than store-bought alternatives. They are designed using precise digital impressions and durable materials and offer greater protection than over-the-counter mouthguards.
Anyone participating in contact sports (basketball, MMA, hockey, lacrosse), recreational activities, or high-impact exercises should wear a mouthguard. Patients with braces, dental restorations, or bruxism (teeth grinding) also benefit from the added protection of mouthguards.
Yes, if prescribed for bruxism or sleep apnea. Night guards are designed particularly for sleep use, protecting teeth from grinding and reducing jaw strain. Consult our clinic for a consultation to find out if a mouthguard or nightguard is the better option for you.
Rinse your mouthguard with lukewarm water after each use, clean it with a soft toothbrush and mild soap, and store it in a ventilated case. Avoid scalding hot water as it can cause warping and affect the fitting of your mouthguard.