What is a mouthguard?

This is a contraption made of flexible plastic that is worn during sports training and competitions as well as amusement sports events in order to avoid injuries.

We make mouthguards to order in accordance with German technology. Our guarantee extends for 24 months. The best world boxers wear these mouthguards during fights. Taking a cast of your teeth, our dentist will make the mouthguard for you so that it provides the best possible protection and convenience. Such mouthguard is the optimum protective gadget to be worn over teeth.

Besides, we do not forget about esthetics of safety. You may choose any colour of your mouthguard, from black to acid-yellow or transparent white, having written any words on it. It might be, for instance, your name or a threatening word. Then your smile on the ring will produce quite another effect.

Why do we wear mouthguards?

It is much cheaper to buy a mouthguard than spend money for prosthetics later, to say nothing about more serious injuries. Mouthguards may preclude such serious traumas as brain concussion, cerebral hemorrhage, traumas resulting in a loss of consciousness, jaw fractures and neck injuries because the situations when the lower jaw is forced into the upper jaw are excluded. Mouthguards draw away soft tissue of the mouth from teeth and prevent lacerated wounds and contusions of lips and cheeks.

When do you need mouthguards?

In all instances when one is likely to come into contact with other sportsmen or hard surfaces, it is expedient to wear a mouthguard. During games, training and competitions mouthguards should be worn by basketball players, wrestlers, football, lacrosse and softball players, rugby players, skaters and all those who are going in for such sports as skateboarding and cycling.

Currently mouthguards must be worn during exercises and contests in five kinds of amateur sports. These are boxing, American football, ice hockey, men’s lacrosse and women’s field hockey

How to take care of mouthguards?

• Do not touch and wear somebody’s mouthguards.
• Wash mouthguards with soap using warm (not hot) water.
• Before putting the mouthguard away, keep it in the mouth rinsing solution.
• When not used, keep mouthguards in a ventilated plastic box with several holes in it so that the mouthguard can dry.
• Heat is not good for mouthguards. Keep them away from direct sunrays and do not keep them in a closed car.
• Do not keep a mouthguard in a folded condition.
• In case of any problems with your mouthguard, call the dentist who made it.