Lower Night Guard vs. Upper Night Guard
| There are two fundamental types of night guards – those that fit on the lower jaw and those that fit on the upper jaw. Lower night guards are often adjustable and use far less material than their upper-jaw counterparts. Upper night guards are usually customizable, offering a secure fit and protection for all teeth. | ||
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sek1027 :If you find the products made at the dentist too hard and uncomfortable, this night guard could be just the thing for you. For a small price, I would recommend trying it out. I’ve had TMJ since I got my wisdom teeth out almost 25 years ago and this nightguard was pretty easy to re-size and has definitely relieved my pain. deanoG : I’ve tried every one of these mouth guards on the market! This product is the ONLY one I could completely recomend. WOW, take your time and follow their directions to set this night guard up correctly and man oh man sleep like a baby every night. NO more pain, NO more discomfort. Nicely Done - Excellent Product, Thank You. |
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sleigh -I love this mouthguard!! It fits me perfect..no adjustment was necessary. I forget I even have it in because it is very comfortable. MAC777 : I’ve had this just a week now and I will purchase again. My only issue is the clear plastic connecting piece….I wish is was softer. It digs into my gums a bit, so I have to move the appliance around in my mouth a lot. |

