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Mouth guard for grinding teeth

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  • 18-11-2019 2:18pm
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    Klingon Hamlet
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    Hi folks if anyone can recommend where I can purchase a decent mouthguard that would be really helpful. Some dentists have quoted a couple hundred euro, will spend if necessary but if you know any bargains...


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    OU812
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    Klingon Hamlet wrote: »
    Hi folks if anyone can recommend where I can purchase a decent mouthguard that would be really helpful. Some dentists have quoted a couple hundred euro, will spend if necessary but if you know any bargains...

    That’s for a custom made one.

    If you don’t mint it not being custom made. There’s loads on amazon.

    If you know of anyone going to the US, DenTek do an excellent one (very happy user) that’s approximately $30 for two.

    I alternate use of the two of them - week on, week off. Been using them for years and they one pack will last about 18 months before they need to be replaced.


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    Mitzy
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    I have used the Time2Sleep Mouth Guard which you can get from Amazon. Think they are about €20.
    I've used them for the past couple of years & had no problems.


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    mikehn
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    I had the same issue.I got a custom one made for 50 yo yo's. It's brilliant.


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    uck51js9zml2yt
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    Get a hard one from your dentist. Soft ones make you grind more.


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    OU812
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    Lea Scary Guitar wrote: »
    Get a hard one from your dentist. Soft ones make you grind more.

    I disagree. Been using a dentek one for years and don’t experience the sore jaws I used to when using a custom made hard one.


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    Klingon Hamlet
    Registered Users Posts: 2,741 ✭✭✭Klingon Hamlet


    Thanks everyone I ordered a set of 4 (2 sizes) from amazon. Hundreds of genuine reviews giving it 4 stars out of 5. Will let you know how I get on.


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