Mouth Guards In Calgary SE, AB

Mouth Guards

Mouth guards help you when you play sports, grind your teeth or need dental protection. These dental devices are designed to fit over your gum and teeth’s surface, typically over your top teeth but we provide them for bottom teeth as well.

Our mouth guards are a rubber like cover cushioning your teeth and gums from damage and securing them in place.

Three Types of Mouth Guards

Custom-Made

This is what we consider the choice mouth guard as it provides the best comfort durability and protection. We take an exact fitting from your cast model of teeth impressions by using a vacuum or pressure formed thermoplastic material.

*You can purchase over the counter mouth guards but these are nowhere near as comfortable, fitted or protective however, if you chose this route the following options are available:

Boil-and-Bite

Coming in three different sizes of small, medium and large while sized by age, the boil-and-bite mouth guards are a thermoplastic material warmed up in very hot water. You bite into it to create the impression, and it takes on the shape of your teeth and mouth. You can soften them with a little warm water. These guards are typically bulkier than a custom-made mouth guard.

Ready-Made

The material of a Ready-Made mouth guard is rubber or polyvinyl and held in place when clenching your teeth together. They are bulky and loose while offering the least amount of protection.

Dental Financing Option at Stoney Trail Dental

Learn More About Our Financing Options. Do you find it difficult to pay your dental bill? Are you without full dental insurance coverage? We offer financing through paybright to make your dentist appointment affordable.

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Cleaning Your Mouth Guard

Rinse your mouth guard under cold water at the beginning and end of its use. It is best to clean it with a toothbrush, an antiseptic mouthwash or use cleaning tablets about once a month. Store your mouth guard in a perforated plastic container away from heat because heat can distort it. Only close the container once the mouth guard is completely dry to avoid bacteria from growing.

Tears or holes in your mouth guard means it’s time to replace it. Every two or three years is a good time to replace your mouth guard because it wears out over time from pressure of your teeth and the cleaning process. Stay away from catching any oral or throat infections by cleaning your mouthguard regularly and thoroughly.
Protection of your teeth is important to us and this is why we suggest using our professional custom fit mouth guards.