How many teeth will this bash guard protect?
1886842
I had it installed in place of a 42 tooth ring and it protects the next smaller 32T chainring well. Hope this helps.
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.
1324080
Not sure if a smaller guard is even available, but you can remove it if you need to, just make sure that YOU are protected (gloves, safety glasses, and perhaps a leather or heavy apron) from the sparks and the debris that will get thrown off when grinding.
1825513
The guard from end to end is 10.5" but the plaque it comes with has a width of 12" so that's what you want to plan for.
265401
I think that this will be fine for you as it is the smallest mouth guard that I have found.
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.
1391555
I'm not sure how many teeth are on it I just used the servo arm that came with the servo servo works great I have it on a rock crawler has not missed up on me yet and I have put it under under lots of stress!
1457209
my son typically uses one for 3 nights and then he gets new one. if you are not a heavy grinder, you could probably use it for 4-5 nights. They do not fit like a typical guard. Very flexible and move as you grind your jaw so that it offers protection where you need it
1221581
the close to 3/8 but you cant use them in normal brills with 3 jaws, you need the sds+ shuck (than they have two slots and two groves were the balls holding it in the drill)
1350309
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..
382173
I have only purchased the 48-count package so cannot answer your question... Sorry, Maybe someone else who has researched and used Tena Male Guards can answer your question...
549292
The mouthguard is thin compared to the regular style. It gives good protection without the breathing restriction and is best used for medium impact sports.
220319
I grind my front teeth as well, and the gap these appliances create at the back is sufficient to keep that from happening. However, I can definitely tell when it's time for me to throw away an old guard and use a new one because my front teeth will start touching if I try to get more than three nights out of a single mouth guard.
392285
Not sure what you mean by "1.5 guard" but it has these guides:No. 1/2 (1.5mm or 1/16")No. 1 (3mm or 1/8")No. 2 (6mm or 1/4")No. 3 (10mm or 3/8")No. 4 (13mm or 1/2")No. 5 (16mm or 5/8")No. 6 (19mm or 3/4")No. 7 (22mm or 7/8")No. 8 (25mm or 1")Hope this helps.
1809956
I will say that a lower guard will feel more natural, however I chose an upper guard because I am missing two molars that I am in process of having implants to replace so I didn't want to get a guard then have to get another one. It stays in place just fine, just bite hard on the impression mold to get a good tight fit.
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.
1920320
The back of the guard is in a "U" shape, which sits between your teeth and wraps around the outside of your tooth between your tooth and jaw. The portion of the guard that sits between your teeth is flat.