Custom FULL Orthodontic Mouthpiece

Once we receive your order, your custom mouthguard will be ready and delivered within 20 to 35 business days. As it is a handcrafted product, we need the necessary time to ensure a perfect fit and provide you with the best possible protection.

For those with braces, we do not recommend traditional boil-and-bite mouthguards: biting directly over the orthodontic appliances increases the risk of them getting caught, becoming deformed, or failing to fit correctly as your teeth move. That is why we have developed a mouthguard specifically for orthodontics, designed to adapt to your mouth without compromising your treatment.

How It Works:

"We make your mouthguard from a flexible material with more room on the inside, designed to accommodate the orthodontic appliances, absorb impact without damaging them, and, as your orthodontic treatment progresses and the shape of your mouth changes, allow you to reheat it so it adapts again to the new position of your teeth. However, in this case, the heating time is shorter than the initial one: 20–30 seconds are enough for the material to become pliable enough so you can bite down again and adjust it to your new shape."

Key Features:

1. Braces-Compatible Design: enlarged interior space that protects both your teeth and your braces from any impact.
2. Quality Materials: made from high-quality materials that are strong and durable without losing the flexibility needed to adapt to the movements of the treatment.
3. Easy Breathing: designed so you can breathe without restriction, even while wearing braces.
4. Designed to Support You Throughout Your Treatment: ideal for those who need to replace their mouthguard as their teeth move, without sacrificing protection.

How to Remove Your Mouthguard for the First Time (Important if You Have Braces)

When you heat the mouthguard and bite down to adapt it to your mouth, the material also conforms to your braces, making it very secure while it is still hot and pliable. This first removal requires special care: if you pull the mouthguard abruptly, the material may catch on the braces and pull them off with it.

Follow These Steps the First Time:

1. Wait for it to cool slightly. Do not try to remove it immediately after biting down. Wait about 30–60 seconds for the material to begin hardening slightly, but not to cool completely (if it cools completely, it will conform even more tightly to the shape of your braces).
2. Do not pull from a single point. Never grab it on one side and pull it out in one go. This concentrates all the force on that area and is what poses the greatest risk of pulling off a bracket.
3. Peel it off in sections, starting with the sides. With your fingers, gently press the mouthguard against the gum on one side (not against the teeth) and gradually peel the material away from the tooth, working tooth by tooth toward the center.
4. Use up-and-down movements, not outward ones. It helps separate the mouthguard by gently pushing it toward the gum (up on the upper jaw, down on the lower jaw) instead of pulling directly away from the mouth, as this breaks the suction without straining the braces.
5. Alternate sides. Peel a little off one side, then the other, then the center. Alternating prevents all the tension from concentrating on a single tooth.
6. If you feel a lot of resistance at one point, stop. Do not force it. Reapply a little warm (not hot) water to that area for a few seconds so the material becomes slightly more pliable before continuing to peel it off.

After the First Time:
Once this initial adjustment is done, the mouthguard will have taken its final shape around your braces and can be put on and taken off normally, without the need for this special care.