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

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We have high-quality equipment from the leading brands like Bad Boy, Fairtex, Manto, OPRO, SafeJawz, Shock Doctor, Venum and more! Some cheaper mouthguards are only suitable for one-time moulding and need to discarded once they don’t fit. Before you start moulding your mouthguard, try putting it on your mouth, and if it feels like it's poking you, it may need some altering. When the mouthguard no longer fits, a new impression is needed before the next mouthguard can be made.

Our wide collection of mouth guards for braces protect against lacerations and tooth damage just as well as any other kind of gum shield and provide great comfort for fighters with braces.

They come in a variety of colours and are sometimes able to include a name and phone number inserted into the mouthguard during manufacturing. Interestingly, wearing braces can actually protect your teeth from being displaced or lost if you suffer a significant facial or mouth injury.

The mouthguard offers full protective cover of the upper bracket which helps to protect the lips and inner cheek against the lower bracket (if the wearer has one). They are intended to fit securely over the teeth to absorb impact and reduce the risk of trauma to the mouth and teeth during falls or contact sports. The double layer is a bit bulkier than the upper only piece, but this features an Ortho-Channel design which helps with comfort and makes breathing easy. Your teeth can easily cut the inside of your cheeks and lips if you have been struck, so the mouthguard acts as a cushion between them both.Your braces might actually provide some extra protection to your teeth, but with braces there’s an added risk of hurting your lips and the inside of your cheeks. It can sometimes be an issue that if mouthguards stretch too far, they can irritate the back of your mouth. This means it will be comfortable in your mouth, even when your teeth move throughout your orthodontic journey. You learn to relax your jaw thereby reducing the harmful effects commonly associated with bruxism (grinding teeth).

It’s available in a handful of colors — either strapped or strapless — and in adult and youth sizes. What happens when you want to engage in MMA, boxing, martial arts or indeed, any contact sport and you wear braces? However, even if precautionary, wearing sports mouthguards for braces will amortize physical contact to the mouth. Gum Shields are soft plastic pieces of equipment used in sports to prevent oral injuries to teeth, mouth, cheeks, tongue and jaw.

The mouthguard offers full protective cover of the upper bracket with it's trademarked BRACE HARBOUR ™, but it also integrates LOWERBLOK™ which helps to protect the lips and inner cheek against the lower bracket (if the wearer has one). If the mouthguard has no strap or you’ve already removed it when getting the correct length, you can use a table spoon to keep it under water. Boil and bite mouthguards, unlike sports mouthguards for braces, are obligatory for athletes with braces. It also prevents the jaws coming together fully, thereby reducing the risk of jaw joint injuries and concussion. In this article we’re going to take you through everything you need to know about mouthguards for boxing and combat sports.

While traditional braces tend to be the most popular and effective method of straightening teeth, there are other options that may be more suitable for your child, such as removable plates or clear aligners. These mouthguards are a great option for athletes with braces as they are made from 100% medical-grade silicone. If deemed suitable, a generic remouldable off-the-shelf braces mouthguard may need to be purchased from an external retailer following the advice of your orthodontist. The good news is that there is no reason why you should not be able to have great protection when you wear braces, as manufacturers realize that this is a necessity and there are options when you need a sports mouthguards with braces.The type of orthodontic treatment your child is undergoing will also play a part in helping your orthodontist to fit an appropriate sports mouthguard.