Mouth Guard Multi-Use Dental Gel Gum Shield Night Teeth Grinding - 2PCS/Pack (Clear)

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Healthline has strict sourcing guidelines and relies on peer-reviewed studies, academic research institutions, and medical associations. We avoid using tertiary references. You can learn more about how we ensure our content is accurate and current by reading our editorial policy. If you feel like your mouthguard needs a deeper clean, try an over-the-counter (OTC) nonabrasive denture cleaner. If you are using a hydrogen peroxide solution, use a 10:1 blend of water and hydrogen peroxide. Soak your mouth guard for 10 to 20 minutes or overnight for a deeper clean. Offers custom-fit protection similar to a professionally made mouth guard—for a fraction of the cost

When you wear a mouthguard, you help prevent damage to your teeth. The mouthguard protects where your teeth touch. So when you grind your teeth, the mouthguard takes the brunt of the grinding instead of your teeth rubbing together. Types of Sports Mouthguards

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Latex Free, BPA Free, Phthalate Free! Lightweight with Comfort! is made of special thermoforming material which fits your upper teeth and gum perfectly.

Another commonly overlooked mouthguard aspect is communication. Basketball is a talking game. You’re constantly calling for screens, passes, or defensive assignments. Many mouthguards, while strong and functional, get in your way and don’t let you properly speak. The OPRO Gold is a fantastic mouthguard for basketball due to its inherent toughness. The model is more than qualified to protect your teeth in the event of a collision. Specially designed for combat sports, it will keep you safe if you catch an elbow or ball to the face. After it's dry, store it in your night guard case in a dry place (so probably not your bathroom). When should I get a new night guard? You really only need to clean adult or kids' mouthguards thoroughly once per month, but you should make sure to rinse your mouth guard every time you take it out and let it dry thoroughly before storing it in a cool and dry place.

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Several types of sleeping mouthguards are available, each with potential pros and cons. Learning more about them may make it easier to see which is the best fit for you. Every mouthguard on the market comes with a specific fit. Though there are plenty of sizes, it’s always better to get one with a custom fit when possible. Form-fitting options tend to be much better than their static counterparts in terms of both comfort and longevity. Avoid using hot water when you clean your mouthguard. Don’t chew on it or share it with other people. Keep it away from pets.