Boxing Gear

It's time for boxing and you need boxing gear. Therefore, the Denta-Gard® mouthguard should be high on your list. There are many on the market today.  After reading the information below, we are sure you will agree that the Denta-Gard® is the best.

Choosing the best boxing gear mouth guard can be confusing. With the following information, our goal is to clarify so you can make an informed choice on this important oral protective appliance.

 The Denta-Gard boxing gear mouth guard has these outstanding features:

• Worn over dental braces -  Does not counteract an orthodontist's precisely planned movement. Therefore, preserving corrections and adjustments your orthodontist has scheduled.
• Concussion reduction - One theory is that a mouth guard should dissipate the force of an upward blow to the jaw. It should be approximately 4mm in thickness on the occlusal surface. Denta-Gard® has these properties. In addition, cushioning between upper and lower teeth can be effective at reducing the incidence or severity of concussions.
• Protects both upper and lower teeth - Why wear a mouth guard that only protects half of your teeth?  The unique design protects both upper and lower teeth at the same time.
• Allows open mouth breathing - The natural spring hinge allows open mouth breathing and understandable speech.
• Comfortable to wear - Soft and pliable, yet strong and tough. Comfortable to wear. Athletes tend to wear it more consistently than other mouth guards.
• Virtually indestructible -Athletes tend to chew down the ends of common plastic mouth guards.  As a result, coaches and trainers can't determine if the guard is offering protection. Virtually impossible to chew through.  Therefore they do not even try to chew it.
• Latex and BPA free
• Made in the USA - With FDA approved materials.

In conclusion, the Denta-Gard does not fall into the standard three mouth guard category types listed below.

1. Stock mouth guards: Inexpensive and usually purchased at sporting goods stores.  In most cases can not be worn with braces. In addition, they only cover the upper teeth and are usually bulky and make breathing difficult. They provide very little to no protection. A dentist typically does not recommend their use.
2. Boil and bite mouth guard: Inexpensive at most sporting goods stores. Made of a thermoplastic material that you place in boiling water, then shape around teeth with your fingers.  In most cases can not be worn with braces. Covers the upper teeth only and is usually bulky and uncomfortable. kids tend to chew the ends down which eliminates any cushioning benefit.
3. Custom fit mouth guard: Typically cost $300.00 and up, expensive and purchased from your Dentist.  Consequently, in order to protect both upper and lower teeth, you will need to purchase two custom fit guards.