Mouth Guards

Who Dental Mouth Guards are For

Our dental mouth guards cater to a variety of needs. Whether you’re a sporting enthusiast, someone suffering from TMJ disorders or bruxism (teeth grinding), or a parent of a sporty youngster, our dental mouth guards can provide that crucial protective layer and relief you need.

Meticulously Designed for Your Needs

Our dental mouth guards are meticulously designed for your needs. They significantly reduce the risk of oral injuries in sports and provide relief from TMJ and bruxism-related discomfort. Crafted from top-notch materials, they are resilient, tasteless, and tear-resistant. The comfort they offer allows for proper breathing and even speaking. Plus, they are easy to clean and come with a carrying case.

Did you know that the American Dental Association states that mouth guards prevent about 200,000 injuries each year in high school and collegiate football?
Furthermore, wearing a dental mouth guard while sleeping can greatly reduce the symptoms of TMJ and teeth grinding! Learn more about mouth guard research.

How to Care for Your Dental Mouth Guards

Maintaining your dental mouth guards extends their life and effectiveness. Rinse before and after each use and gently clean with a soft toothbrush and mild soap occasionally. Dry it completely before storing it in its provided ventilated case to keep bacteria at bay. Good care ensures a lasting mouth guard!

Questions & Answers About Mouth Guards

Questions about mouth guards for teeth clenchers, teeth grinders and sports players
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How often should I replace my dental mouth guard?

Usually, you should replace them every sports season or when they begin to wear out. It’s like updating your antivirus software!

Can I wear a dental mouth guard with braces?

Absolutely! It provides an additional layer of protection for your braces—like a phone case for your orthodontics!

Will a mouth guard help my TMJ?

Indeed! It helps reduce the pressure on your jaw, acting like a stress ball for your mouth.

How can mouth guards help with teeth grinding?

They provide a cushion between your upper and lower teeth, like a shock absorber for your smile!

What sports should I definitely consider using a mouth guard for?

You should consider a mouth guard for any contact sport such as football, hockey, or boxing. But even for non-contact sports like gymnastics or skateboarding, a mouth guard can be your smile’s best friend, just like a helmet is to a cyclist!

Are custom mouth guards comfortable?

Absolutely! They’re like a custom-made suit, but for your teeth. They fit perfectly with your teeth. However, teeth move over time so you might need a new one if it does get uncomfortable.

Can I eat or drink with my mouth guard in?

It’s best to remove it while eating or drinking to avoid damage.

Can I speak clearly for sports with a mouth guard in?

Yes, with a custom-fit mouth guard from Valley Dental, you can communicate effectively on the field. It’s like having subtitles for your sports game!

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