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

Product Information

The best mouthguard for braces or Invisalign treatment fits closely over your teeth and is comfortable to wear. Replacing your mouthguard is imperative as it will need to adjust to your teeth’s structure whilst they grow. If it is custom made, it willfully accommodates the teeth and stay in place regardless of the sport being played. If the mouthpiece is too small or no longer fits your bite, it can cause discomfort and stop your braces from doing their job. It can sometimes be an issue that if mouthguards stretch too far, they can irritate the back of your mouth.

Injuries to the teeth, mouth and jaws are some of the most common injuries that occur on the sporting field.

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Placing your mouthguard in a resistant container, when you’re not wearing them, prevents damage whilst they are being transported. If boxing, martial arts or other contact activities are your preferred sport of choice, then it may be worth asking about double mouthguards - those which fit to your top and bottom teeth. It is for this reason that parents are delighted to know that they will be able to get the product they want. A braces mouthguard protects braces as well as the teeth, gums, and jaw, and options are available to suit most needs and budgets. Any individual playing a sport with a risk of injury to the mouth should highly consider wearing a mouthguard.

If before the 30 seconds is finished the mouthguard begins to shrink, remove immediately and continue to the next step.

Reheat the mouthguard according to the instructions and bite the mouthguard to mould it to your teeth’s current position. 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. Most braces mouthguards are "one size fits all" - they are often loose fitting and offer little protection.To ensure you're eligible for any claim, ask your club if the insurer requires a particular type of mouthguard. Private consultations for children are excluded from this offer and will be charged at our standard rate but the charge will be refunded to you in full if the child commences private treatment following the consultation. If you don’t have a permanent retainer fitted, you will use a removable retainer full-time then nightly. A quality mouth guard should feature protection and comfort in equal measure, so that’s why we’ve carefully hand selected only the most robust, practical, durable and comfortable selections for our extensive collection.