My dentist wanted to make a mouth guard where the front teeth took the brunt of the pressure to help rest the molars. Do these, or can they, do that?
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hi Rick, we can modify the guard for it to achieve that goal. Please write down any specific requests you have when you return your impression to us. The most important thing I hope to express here is we'll do our best to help you. A full refund is always applied when we fail to solve your problem. Sarah
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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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There is only 1 set of mouthguards and you shape them to your mouth for a personal fit. So you will have to order 2 or reshape guards every time you use them.
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Hello - you may want to reinforce the mylar at the point of contact with the jaws lest they pierce through.
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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 would ask your dentist...if you have invisalign you should have a more professional guard made...this one blows and hurt my front teeth. I would find one that you have to put in hot water to form to the upper teeth if you are going to straightening your teeth in the process. Hope that helps !
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I'm sorry I can't help you. Mouthguard was too big and bulky and I could not use it at all.
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There's no actual surface that covers those areas with this style guard, but it might still help because it does maintain separation between your upper and lower teeth via the part you bite down on with your molars.
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I dont think it would hurt your braces as they are thin and not tight fighting but you should probably ask your dentist.
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No, but i would think it would work fine, use the side with the larger spacing between teeth.
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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.
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In my opinion, yes. It is very slender in design and could be held at the front (upper or lower) by just a few teeth. You will then be able to keep the back secure with just the pressure of the gums.
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Yes. I love the mouth guard, I chipped my tooth and I have a fake cap on my front tooth from chipping it and with this mouthpiece never had a problem..
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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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Most definitely. I usually only grind my teeth at night unless I am REALLY stressed. Believe it or not, sometimes I forget to take the guard out right after getting out of bed. It is so comfortable. I have been wearing one guard for over a month now and it is still in great shape. But, you have to wash it thoroughly every morning and put it away in its little package to avoid germs and possible gum disease.
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I have had dentist made night guards. When my dogs chewed my recently made guard, I did the do your own. I would try the Dentek products first. Be sure to read the directions several times before doing. It might take a couple times before it fits right. Be sure to talk to your dentist, first.
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They cover like dental trays.... they fit the mouth similar to a football guard. Mine cover back to my molars, if this helps.