A mouthguard, custom-fitted by your dentist, can reduce the risk of dental injuries. Sport, leisure and recreation activities are the most common cause of dental injuries.
Dental injuries can be painful, disfiguring, and costly to treat, often resulting in time off work or school and the need for lengthy dental procedures. To reduce the risk of dental injuries during sports and training, wearing a professionally fitted mouthguard is essential. Sport Custom Mouthguards, designed and custom-fitted by your dentist, provide superior protection, comfort, and durability when worn during every game or training session, helping safeguard your teeth, gums, and jaw from impact.
We take impressions of your teeth to make the custom fit mouth guard that gives the best protection against any injuries to your teeth and soft tissues.
Who Needs to Wear a Sports Mouthguard and Why?
Anyone playing contact or high-impact sports—like football, basketball, hockey, or martial arts—should wear a sports mouthguard. It protects teeth, gums, and jaws from injury. Custom-fitted mouthguards offer the best protection and comfort.
Key Benefits of Wearing a Sports Mouthguard
- Protects teeth from fractures and damage
- Prevents jaw injuries and dislocations
- Reduces risk of soft tissue injuries (lips, cheeks, tongue)
- May help reduce the risk of concussions
- Provides confidence to play contact sports safely
- Custom-fit options offer better comfort and breathing
FAQs
A sports mouthguard is a protective dental appliance worn during sports to prevent injuries to the teeth, jaw, and soft tissues. It's especially important in contact and high-impact sports. At Totally Teeth, we provide custom-fitted sports mouthguards that offer maximum protection, comfort, and durability for athletes of all ages.
Anyone participating in sports like football, basketball, boxing, hockey, rugby, or martial arts should wear a mouthguard—both children and adults.
Yes. Custom-fitted mouthguards, made by a dentist, offer a superior fit, comfort, and protection compared to over-the-counter or boil-and-bite options.
While not guaranteed, a properly fitted mouthguard can absorb and distribute impact, which may help reduce the severity of concussions in some cases.
Rinse it with cool water after each use, store it in a ventilated case, and clean it regularly with mild soap or a mouthguard cleaner. Avoid hot water to prevent warping.
