What do you think of this nightguard?

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ashesgap
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What do you think of this nightguard?

#1 Post by ashesgap »

Ok i'm still having issues clenching at night. I tried the dentek comfort fit mouthguard...but it won't fit on the braces. So i was just now on amazon, and i found this nightguard, that i think might work. I read a review on another guard where the guy says he reboils once a week to refit it for his braces. So look at the guard and let me know what you think...hopefully you thnk it would work. I really need a nightguard.
http://www.amazon.com/Shock-Doctor-Adul ... Promotions
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#2 Post by njsuburban »

I would run it by your Ortho first. It could interfere with you treatment.
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#3 Post by ashesgap »

He told me if i found one that worked to let him know, because people with braces are limited in what fit.
29 years old
2-18-10 baby canine pulled
3-15-10 got braces
12-22-11 Moving-SO EXCITED!!
1-2-12 Meet new Ortho
1-5-12 Begin finishing treatment
3-5-12 Canine Implants...dun dun dunnnnn
4-9-12 Deband!
I had braces for Two Years and TwentyFive Days
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#4 Post by I love my teeth »

I don't think that will work for you, but what about this? Many of the "kids" with braces (my son's friends) need to wear special mouthguards for sports because of the braces--here is one such item:


http://www.shockdoctor.com/product/brac ... guard.aspx

good luck!
Wore Braces for 2 years, 5 months, 3 days



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#5 Post by ashesgap »

That is what i was looking for! Looked all over amazon and couldn't find one with "braces" in the name. Thank you!
29 years old
2-18-10 baby canine pulled
3-15-10 got braces
12-22-11 Moving-SO EXCITED!!
1-2-12 Meet new Ortho
1-5-12 Begin finishing treatment
3-5-12 Canine Implants...dun dun dunnnnn
4-9-12 Deband!
I had braces for Two Years and TwentyFive Days
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