I have a pretty bad overbite. Will this work for me since my upper and lower teeth don't meet in the front. I am used to using a guard on the lower.
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My guess would be yes... I only wear the upper guard at night. I do not see where an overbite would hamper the fit. It fits pretty snuggly on your teeth.
1047143
It should work like a charm. You get two guards. They are very easy to readjust. I molded one to my uppers and one to my lowers. I do not wear both at the same time, but can wear either and it works great. Good luck!! Order with confidence! :D
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Yes it works. I had to get used to it but it is better than paying the dentist $1600.00. It covers the teeth so they don't grind.When this one I am using wears out I and going to see if I can cut the new one on the sides and wherever necessary before I mold it to see if I can use it on my lower teeth.I got the 2 for 1 order so I have another pair to use if the modify doesn't work
610734
Yes, the kit will work for either upper OR lower teeth. It comes with two different sized trays depending upon the size of your mouth.
841588
At this point I would suggest adult. The difference is generally the length of the mouth guard, and with all of your Adult teeth you should be fine. I hope this is helpful.
1431593
If you value your teeth and brain cells I'd say yes! I had one of those simple ones for a few months and I can tell you: the comfort and ease of breathing is way better with this and the concussive impact when you get even a mild hit is reduced much better with a high quality mouthguard. also, with the ridge for the bottom teeth the jaw is protected a bit better.
551854
It fits much better if you do boil & bite. It's a great mouth guard. Nice protection.
147291
If the dental work changes the shape of your mouth or position of your teeth - then yes you will have ro buy a new one. This is guard is not one that you can boil and reshape. They are custom made to fit exactly.
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Yes the mouth guard fits over braces great. Both bottom and top braces. I train MMA and it has worked for all aspects of it. No damage to my lips, gums, or braces. I ordered 2 more just so I had spares.
1490892
Yes this will cover your back teeth. I guess they mention the clenching because the inside of the guard is a little "chewy". It's not a completely hard guard. I clench and it works fine for me.
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Hello Anas,Somebody already answered your question, but I would like to add that you should be careful when using the "floss action" head. It works great, but can push back the gum line if you overdo it. I like to alternate between the different heads so that I don't use the same one all the time.Enjoy!
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hi Mike, I wouldn't say our night guards can be used as a "replacement" as they serve a different purpose. The question is: as someone who uses an anterior muscle deprogrammer, can you possibly benefit from a night guard? Probably yes. But I think you should still consult a dentist first.
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Why would you need a bite guard with no top teeth? What would your lower teeth grind on?
1679262
It looks like your average sports mouth guard - it fits on your top teeth & when moulded, should stay in position. Keep in mind they are quite narrow so if you have a broad mouth bridge, it may not fit 100% although the moulding process does help with this.
31278
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.
1145537
It works pretty well, but you need to keep pressure on it so it doesn't jump off track. The gripper teeth could be a bit sharper for better gripping. Personally, I don't use the guard until I have about an inch of the item left.
547665
it fits on the uppers but they are hard to hold in place even with denturegrip the main problem is there is not enough back support bridge to hold them it is a very thin strip on the back.same goes with the lowers I had ordered both and I found that you could really only wear one or the other. preferably the top for smile purposes they are not to eat with, chew gum or any thing like that the thickness of them make it awkward in your mouth if they were thinner it might be a better deal.
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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
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I used it for the top teeth and would suggest using it as a top teeth mouthguard. I think it is sufficient to have one, and you don't need both top and bottom.