- Sizes: Youth and Adult
- $7,500 dental warranty from manufacturer.
- Concussion and jaw joint protection.
- High impact protection.
- Built in breathing channel.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Inexpensive Protection from Jaw Clinching at Night,
By interested_observer "interested_observer" (San Francisco, CA USA) - See all my reviews
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I was clinching my jaw at night, and my dentist was finding some resulting bone loss around my teeth. The dentist suggested my wearing a simple, inexpensive, athletic mouthguard at night to stop the situation from getting worse. When I tried the adult-sized edition of this product, I found it easy to shape it to my upper jaw and found it comfortable and safe to sleep in. The dentist has reported no subsequent bone loss after I started using this product. Each mouthguard lasts about two years, and I am on my third one. I view this product as a cheap way to stave off dental and periodontal procedures and bills.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great mouthguard,
By Louis (FL, USA) - See all my reviews
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I use it for martial arts and works great, good fit although I had to 'boil it' twice because the first time it did not fit great. Im not too crazy about the fact they advertise it as clear/black and i got it pink/clear but it does the job
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best I found so far, but I keep searching,
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Probably the best mouth guard I found. I keep buying cheaper and more expensive, hoping to find the perfect one, but I keep coming back to the Shock Doc Pro. I even tried some of the more expensive Shock Doc types. No good... at least for me. The Gel-Max is too rubbery. You can't close you mouth. I'm trained to keep my jaw shut when fighting, and the Gel-Max fights that. The Ultra STC has air springs on the back teeth. Made for people who leave their mouth open.
I've had the Shock Doc Pro for 6 years now. I use it for about 3 hours per day, 3-4 times a week doing MMA, and Krav Maga. Never had it tear or break. I can talk with it in. I sound like I have a lisp, but it doesn't fall out. The mold material is very soft, so it takes a great mold. You can count my teeth, and see the texture of the top of my mouth in the mouth guard after boil-n-bite. Good tight fit. IT has a thin rubber frame so even if you bite hard when molding, your teeth will never touch, but they will be close enough to feel natural. If you are in a sport where you supposed to keep your mouth closed, but need to talk once in a while, this is perfect. Case is sold separately. 2115|R2E3L4YJ6UXZ32;2115|R1VO5TAR1J9EML;2115|R2ZHNV0LDCTWHF;
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