Can you use this mouth guard if you have braces on your teeth?
2005096
Yes, it works with braces. There is a video on YouTube that shows a demo for braces. Just look up LiteBITE on YouTube.
585229
Yes you could,but I had a night guard that fit just on my front teeth, it cost over 500.00 dollars and worked greatly, but my dog got a hold of it and tore it up so I had to resort to this
267495
Hello Hello...No, one will do, it protects both top and bottom teeth...it is a good product...my son uses it for karate sparring and loves it...the only thing you will need is a case for it...the case does not come with it.....PPC
174763
No, not unless you cut it. My son is a point guard and he is not able to call the plays on the court with the full double guard in his mouth. It may work for other sports, but basketball has to be fast and they have to clearly hear you. We had the orthodontist cut it in half for us (he only wears the top) and it now works great. Only mouthguard I have been able to get him to wear.
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I have always had night guards for my upper teeth, never for the bottom. WebMD says that upper night guards are the norm though lower night guards might done due to braces etc. It also says to consult with your dentist. In the past I have been recommended a night guard by dentists and have purchased them through dentists but was very put off by the price tag they wanted. The dental assistants suggested there was not much difference between what I could get from the secondary market from what the dentist would provide. Which is why I ordered this one which I have been suing with no problems since March. Having used both I can verify for myself that there is not much difference. Hope this helps! I have always had night guards for my upper teeth, never for the bottom. WebMD says that upper night guards are the norm though lower night guards might done due to braces etc. It also says to consult with your dentist. In the past I have been recommended a night guard by dentists and have purchased them through dentists but was very put off by the price tag they wanted. The dental assistants suggested there was not much difference between what I could get from the secondary market from what the dentist would provide. Which is why I ordered this one which I have been suing with no problems... » Read More I have always had night guards for my upper teeth, never for the bottom. WebMD says that upper night guards are the norm though lower night guards might done due to braces etc. It also says to consult with your dentist. In the past I have been recommended a night guard by dentists and have purchased them through dentists but was very put off by the price tag they wanted. The dental assistants suggested there was not much difference between what I could get from the secondary market from what the dentist would provide. Which is why I ordered this one which I have been suing with no problems since March. Having used both I can verify for myself that there is not much difference. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I did not try this on partialas I had full dentures. I don't see why it would not at least help as it does improve comfort by providing a cushion between the device and your gum tissue where the two meet.
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I use these every night. I think it depends on which teeth you are missing. You would need back teeth to hold it in place. The front band fits along my gums mostly, but it might slip if you didn't have a couple of teeth in the front. You can flip it to fit on top or on the bottom, so you might be able to place it where you have more front teeth.
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I'm not sure if this is what you are seeking. The purpose of this guard is to prevent someone from grinding the top and bottom teeth together. If this is what you need:This does not have a strap. It is supported between the uppers and the lower teeth. If your husband doesn't have lower teeth then this wouldn't work. If he does, it would also protect the lower teeth.
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hi Matt, Sorry we can't. But we can use the mold or your teeth impression if you have either one. Or you can just take a new impression from the kit you receive after you order. We won't stop until your guard is of perfect fit. Sarah
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It depends on how big their mouth is, but I have a very small adult mouth and I had to trim it a lot, you can use sissors and just file it with finger nail filer but I prefer the original stress guard but depending what part is grinding that is one you should choose. This one is better for front teeth grinding.
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I don't think anyone here would be qualified to answer that question other than the lab itself. Your dentist should give you recommendations. As for the bite guard part of it for clenching and protecting your teeth, these do pretty well.
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Hi Janice,I agree with others that have answered you. The guard fits loosely and keeps your tongue from bothering your teeth. So, once you get used to it, and place it in your mouth, you will not remember at a point you are using it and can sleep all night without any problems at all.
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I had no difficulty adjusting to this dental guard. Before I use it however, I always run it under hot water to "soften it " for a few minutes. ThenI pop it in my mouth and my teeth make an imprint. No trouble at all. Hope this information helps.
889202
Not so fast. A poorly made or ill fitting mouth guard can indeed move your teeth around. The pallet is quite mailable.
1444534
Don't see why you couldn't wear it in the daytime. As for a 12 year old, I have a smaller jaw and this mouth guard didn't fit well -- too large for me.
1778493
No reason it shouldn't. I have personally only used it for my ceramic braces. However, I see no reason why you wouldn't be able to apply it over the nubs on your invisalign retainers. Tip: only use a small amount; you don't need very much to alleviate the irritation.
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YES! You can use this one for the mouth guards / mouth appliances / mouth splints. It is the same machine that they sell for dental cleaning including dentures. I use Listerine or that type of product when I put in my mouth appliance, and it comes out great. Then just to be sure, I do a quick brush with the toothbrush and toothpaste after I take it out. The dentist / dental hygienist always comments on how good it looks.