dental (night) guard

ani_mal

HI

can anyone reccomend GOOD and reliable place up the North or South (whatever) where they do such things.
I need one as I grate my teeth often at night.

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Are you based in Meath?

dentaladvisor20

Hi ani_mal,

I would recommend checking out TotalGard Corp. from Massachusetts. They also ship internationally. They provide some of the best night guards in the industry, which protect their patients from teeth grinding, teeth clenching, and bruxism.

Check http://www.totalgard.com and good luck .. pm me if you need any help.

Thanks,
Dave

ani_mal

Dave, that's lovely but to have a PROPER night guard you need to go to dentist yourself and they first make your teeth imprint, and then make you one to fit in.
so thank you for your kind help but I rather go myself and do it properly.

ani_mal

Quinton Low Crate wrote: »

Are you based in Meath?

Hi, yes I am based in Meath. If you have anyone good to recommend I would appreciate your help.

thank you

dentaladvisor20

ani_mal wrote: »

Dave, that's lovely but to have a PROPER night guard you need to go to dentist yourself and they first make your teeth imprint, and then make you one to fit in.
so thank you for your kind help but I rather go myself and do it properly.

ani_mal,

It is good to get advice from your doctor, but I can assure you that the mouth guards from TotalGard are created properly and are FDA approved. Also they do not boil their products.

- Dave

georgieporgy

Dave, isn't the totalgard product simply a one size fits all piece of flat plastic shaped like a small horseshoe?
Can you envisage any circumstance where they may do more harm than good?

dentaladvisor20

georgieporgy wrote: »

Dave, isn't the totalgard product simply a one size fits all piece of flat plastic shaped like a small horseshoe?
Can you envisage any circumstance where they may do more harm than good?

georgieporgy,

I thought the same when I first heard about the product. When I purchased the night guard from TotalGard, I tried it out and my teeth grinding had stopped and my pain was gone! I am only advising if you are looking to hold on to some money and still purchase a reliable product. Custom-made mouth guards from Docotors' can be fairly expensive. I also know TotalGard's products are FDA-approved and they use a material called "Monprene" (I asked before). Hope this finds you well

- Dave

tbh

Dave - Polite Notice: No more ads please

thanks.

dentaladvisor20

Hi tbh,

My goal is not advertising .. I like to see it as sharing my experience with a great mouth guard provider and to help people with pain.

Dave

tbh

brilliant if people want the url, they can PM you I'm sure. The posting of links is forbidden by the charter, please don't post it again.

dentaladvisor20

Hi tbh,

Sounds good!

Dave

wexford202

Hi There

You would get one on ebay that you dip in boiling water to melt a bit and then fit it to your teeth for a perfect fit. It should cost you no more than 10 euros. other than that you local sport shop will have gum shields which are pretty much the same thing

ani_mal

on eBay some company from USA sells it. first they send you kit for making prints and then you have to send it back and pay again for shipment. it is all gonna cost the same as at the dentist around 100 euro or so. Waisting of my money.


Dave that is nice of you providing info, but my teeth aren't in straight order. I need to make teeth print first.I would be scared to spend my money for something I am not sure about.
however thank you.

Anyone can send me something else on PM? thx..