A mouth guard is a protective device typically worn over the teeth to prevent injury or damage. There are different types of mouth guards designed for various purposes:

    1.    Sports Mouth Guards: These protect the teeth during sports activities and help prevent injuries to the mouth and jaw.
    2.    Night Guards: These are worn during sleep to address issues like teeth grinding (bruxism) or temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders.
    3.    Bite Guards: Used to alleviate symptoms of temporomandibular joint disorders by providing a cushioning effect between the upper and lower teeth.

Custom-fitted mouth guards, especially those obtained through a dentist, offer a better fit and protection compared to over-the-counter options. If you have a specific concern or type of mouth guard in mind, feel free to ask for more details!

A mouth guard generally covers only your upper teeth, but in certain instances (such as if you wear braces on your lower jaw or another fixed device) a mouth guard will cover your lower teeth, too.

A mouthguard is a dental device that covers your teeth. When you grind your teeth or suffer sports injuries, a mouthguard protects your teeth, tongue, gums, and cheeks.