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The Doctor's NightGuard, Mouth Guard for Grinding Teeth, Dental Guard for Bruxism, Night Guard for Teeth, 1 Pack

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Size: 6x5x4 Inch (Pack of 1)


Features

  • The Doctors NightGuard was developed by a team of dentists and is a moldable, custom fit mouth guard for grinding teeth at night
  • This BPA- free mouth guard for grinding teeth is made with a patented two-layer design that includes a soft top layer to cushion and absorb and a firm bottom layer to prevent teeth grinding
  • The Doctors mouth guard is crafted with a slim and flexible design that helps you sleep comfortably; patented slanted front provides more comfort by keeping material away from lips and gums
  • Prepare your night guard in less than 10 minutes for a custom fit as unique as your smile and improve your sleep hygiene and your oral health
  • Contains 1 dental guard thats reusable for approximately 6 months to help with teeth grinding and teeth clenching

Description

The Doctor’s NightGuard mouth guard for grinding teeth and clenching teeth is a powerful dental tool created by dentists to protect your smile while you sleep. That’s why it’s the number one dentist recommended over-the-counter dental guard. Grinding teeth or clenching your jaw while sleeping can cause a multitude of muscular and dental issues and contribute to poor sleep. The Doctor’s mouth guard for grinding teeth at night is designed to absorb the force of grinding with two layers of cushion. This night guard is BPA-free and is crafted with a slim and flexible design that helps you sleep comfortably. The patented slanted front provides more comfort by keeping material away from lips and gums, making it an effective and comfortable mouth guard for clenching teeth at night. The Doctor’s night guards for teeth grinding and clenching are moldable for a custom fit; In less than 10 minutes and 3 easy steps, you can have a custom-fitted dental guard – because no smile is like yours. ProVoice Survey, from 3/5/23-3/15/24

Brand: The Doctor's


Material: Plastic


Model Name: The Doctor's Night Guard


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 6 x 5 x 4 inches


Age Range (Description): Adult


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6 x 5 x 4 inches; 1.06 ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ 79922B


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ October 25, 2008


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Prestige Consumer Healthcare


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA


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    • Great product!
Size: 6x5x4 Inch (Pack of 1)
I love this night guard! I knew I had a problem with clenching my teeth at night, and my dentist recommended I buy a bite splint to help with any jaw pain I was experiencing. I didn't believe it would help but bought one anyway. The first bite splint I bought was impossible to sleep in. The fit wasn't right, and I couldn't adjust it easily. Because of this, I kept gagging and couldn't fall asleep. There was no way I was going to be able to sleep in it. The Doctor's NightGuard is different. It is very simple to mold, and the process is pretty quick and very easy. The fit on my teeth ends up being perfect and pretty comfortable. You still have to adjust to having a block of plastic surrounding your teeth, but it's.fairly thin, and I found it easy to adjust to. After wearing this night guard for a while, I learned I not only had a problem with clenching but with grinding, as well. How did I figure this out? Because I was wearing down the plastic! However, even after 1 1/2 - 2 years of almost nightly wear, I never broke through. The fit stayed great that entire time. I recently bought a new guard (same brand) due to a piece breaking off the back of the guard (the "gooey" innards went beyond the harder plastic edging since I have a small mouth). Don't worry, though - it wasn't something I could have choked on. I bit and played with that plasticky part, and then ripped it off with my hands. The instructions state that you can simply cut off these elongated pieces with a knife. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2016 by Charlotte Moore
    • Difficult to do correctly
Size: 6x5x4 Inch (Pack of 1)
I ordered one of these about 12 years ago and have used it ever since. This is a completely different product. It didn’t mold to my teeth well, it’s kind of floppy and ill shaped. It’s bulky and uncomfortable. It was very unclear how to correctly install. It’s difficult to get the edges pushed up correctly or even to find the edges at first. I’ll have to throw it away. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2024 by P. Wendell
    • Very sturdy
Size: 6x5x4 Inch (Pack of 1)
Not your typical mouth guard that when you boil it -it shrinks so badly. This one does not get like that and the bottom part stays flat.
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2024 by Jamie Garcia
    • Works as a bottom teeth night guard too!
Size: 6x5x4 Inch (Pack of 1)
My dentist made me a night guard about a year ago for bruxism. I hated wearing it because my teeth would adjust over the night and in the morning, my front teeth would touch together but my back teeth wouldn't! I don't know if this was just one old dentist or if that's normal, but I found it intolerable that I couldn't chew my breakfast. After many adjustments, it finally got to the point where I could wear it regularly, and shortly after that, it broke one night in my mouth and I woke up with a terrible headache from grinding on it while it was broken all night. My family is full of dentists, but I live too far away for any of them to make me a night guard and get it adjusted. Enter the Doctor's Night Guard. I was skeptical, but this thing has worked like a dream for the last five months. My teeth feel fine in the morning (does that mean I'm better at doing this than the actual dentist?!) and I really miss it if I don't wear it. It fits well, although it's not long enough for the hard plastic part to cover my farthest back teeth (and I don't have any wisdom teeth either). The softer plastic that you can mold does cover them, though I don't think it will last as long this way. About four months in, however, I started finding little bits of plastic in my mouth in the morning. The thing needs to be replaced. It makes me worry about BPAs and whatever the heck is in this plastic (I don't know!) and whether or not it's safe to chew on soft plastic every night for years on end. I guess it's better than grinding my teeth down to nothing or finding another dentist who can make me one that would also be of questionable plastic and may or may not fit right and may or may not be covered by my insurance. At this price, I don't mind replacing the DIY version every few months for now. Note: Though the instructions say that this is for your top teeth only, I made a bottom night guard. My dentist relatives suggest that these tend to be easier to get right, because if a top night guard doesn't fit right, it starts moving around the bones in your head and has more potential to cause jaw problems and headaches. It works just fine on my bottom teeth! My only real complaint is that it's a little short for my mouth and that I'm suspicious of the health effects of the soft rubber layer. I'm not sure yet if I'll replace my current one with the same one or if I'll try the "classic" version which appears to be all hard plastic, or if I'll try another brand. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2012 by Annie

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