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Mouthguards are as crucial as helmets and headgear when it comes to playing sport. They offer protection for everyone ranging from the little league to professional sportspersons. Sports injuries can cause much more lasting damage than just a dislodged tooth. Serious injuries like a broken jaw bone or concussion can change our lives drastically.
Our team of highly trained dentists near you will evaluate your oral cavity and get custom-fitted mouthguards fabricated for your needs.
Most sports, including soccer, basketball, ice-skating, cycling, gymnastics, lacrosse, field hockey, rugby, boxing, baseball, and others, are associated with the risk of blows, falls, and accidents. A blow or fall can cause acute damage to the teeth, gums, face, jaws, or lips, which may result in bleeding, trauma, and permanent tooth loss. In extreme cases, the patient may even require maxillofacial surgery.
Wearing protective mouth guards in Calgary, AB, can reduce the risks of injury to the teeth and jaws. However, every patient has a different shape and size of teeth, and using standard mouth guards may not provide the level of protection you’re looking for. Personalized mouth guards from Meadows View Dental offer a snug, comfortable fit that cannot be replicated by over-the-counter, generic products.
Most importantly, mouth guards from Meadows View Dental prevent the upper and lower jaws from jarring together violently. If you’re considering getting a mouth guard for yourself or a family member, please contact our skilled team of dentists in Calgary, AB, for an appointment today. We will provide you with custom-fitted mouth guards with adequate thickness and cushioning for maximum protection.
Schedule your appointment easily by clicking the link below. Our team will contact you to confirm your preferred time.
If nighttime grinding or clenching is causing tooth wear, jaw discomfort, or headaches, a custom mouth guard may help reduce stress on the teeth and supporting structures.
Clean your mouth guard after use with a soft toothbrush and mild cleanser, then rinse thoroughly. Storing it in a protective case helps keep it clean and in good condition.
Yes. Children who participate in sports or show signs of grinding can be fitted with custom mouth guards designed to provide comfort, protection, and an appropriate fit.
Some oral appliances are designed to help reduce snoring by supporting airway positioning during sleep. A dental assessment can determine whether this option may be suitable.
Longevity varies depending on wear patterns, growth changes, and how the appliance is maintained. Regular evaluations help ensure the guard continues to fit and function properly.