7449 East Osborn Road #4 Scottsdale, Arizona 85251

What is a Custom Mouthguard
Have You Been Searching for the Perfect Mouthguard?
Why is a Custom-Fit Mouthguard Important
- Up to 40 percent of dental injuries are sustained during sports activities.
- The cost of a custom mouthguard is a small fraction of the cost of dealing with dental trauma.
- Not wearing a mouthguard makes you 60 times more likely to sustain an injury to the face and mouth.
- Knocked-out, chipped, or fractured teeth are among the most common sports injuries and the majority of them are entirely preventable with proper protection.
- A poorly fitting store-bought guard can actually interfere with breathing and performance, whereas a custom fit ensures comfort without compromising your ability to communicate or compete at your best.
A Custom Mouthguard Made At Dentistry of Old Town Scottsdale for Your Comfort And Protection
A mouthguard specifically designed for you is much more comfortable and less bulky, making talking, breathing, and swallowing easier. With a custom-fit mouthguard, you’ll enjoy added protection against cut lips, a cut tongue, and concussions. Dr. Brittain only uses materials of the highest quality so your mouthguard will last.
Talk to us about a custom mouthguard fitting so you can avoid injury and stay at the top of your game! Give us a call today at 480-719-6994 or send us a quick email. Your long-term health and safety is our highest concern.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are custom mouthguards?
Custom mouthguards are dentist-made oral appliances designed to fit your teeth precisely, offering superior protection for sports or teeth grinding.How are custom mouthguards different from store-bought options?
Unlike over-the-counter guards, custom mouthguards provide a snug fit, better comfort, and enhanced protection against dental injuries.Who should use a custom mouthguard?
Athletes, people who grind their teeth (bruxism), or anyone at risk of dental trauma can benefit from a custom mouthguard.How long do custom mouthguards last?
With proper care, they can last several years, but may need replacement if they become worn or if your dental structure changes.How do you care for a custom mouthguard?
Rinse it after each use, clean it regularly with a mild cleanser, store it in a ventilated case, and bring it to dental checkups for evaluation.