How DentaGard LLC’s Label Program Helps Dentists Grow Their Practice

Growing a dental practice takes more than just great service—it requires strategic marketing and community engagement. One of the most effective ways to connect with potential patients is by building trust within the local community. That’s where DentaGard LLC comes in. Our Label Program offers a unique way for dentists to promote their practice by providing free mouthguards to schools in their target areas, with each mouthguard case displaying the practice’s name.

How the DentaGard Label Program Works

The program is simple yet highly effective: Our designers will present multiple label design options for your review and approval. Once the design is finalized, we will print and apply a gold or silver label to each DentaGard mouthguard case. Since this is a custom service performed on a first come first serve basis, completion may take up to a week.

Customized Branding

Each mouthguard case is customized with four lines of branding, prominently displaying your dental practice name and contact information. This ensures high visibility every time a student-athlete uses their mouthguard, reinforcing your brand and making it easy for potential patients to reach you. With every game and practice, your practice gains continuous exposure, helping to build recognition and trust within the community.

The Impact of Donating Free Denta-Gard Mouthguards

Providing free Denta-Gard mouthguards to schools in your area is a powerful way to make a lasting impression on both students and their families. When a child receives a mouthguard, the impact extends beyond just that individual—it often reaches their entire household. Many children have siblings at home who may also be involved in sports, increasing your visibility across multiple age groups.

Additionally, when students bring their mouthguards home, they naturally show them to their parents. This not only raises awareness of your dental practice but also builds trust with local families by demonstrating your commitment to their children’s health and safety. Over time, this kind of goodwill strengthens your reputation within the community and can lead to new patient relationships, making your donation an investment in both public service and practice growth.

Donation Arrangements

We offer flexible options for coordinating mouthguard donations to local schools. Some dental practices prefer that we handle the outreach, reaching out directly to schools to arrange the donation on their behalf. This allows them to contribute without the need for direct coordination.

Others, however, choose to manage this process themselves, especially if they already have established relationships with local schools or wish to make the initial contact personally. This approach allows for a more direct connection with the schools and an opportunity to strengthen community ties.

Regardless of your preference, we are here to support your donation efforts in a way that best suits your practice’s needs and goals.

Strengthening Community Connections Through Free Protective Gear

By providing free protective gear, dental practices do more than just promote oral health—they build lasting goodwill and strong brand recognition among parents, coaches, and school administrators. When families see a local dental practice investing in the safety of student-athletes, it fosters trust and appreciation, making them more likely to turn to your practice for their own dental care needs.

Long-Term Marketing Benefits

Families appreciate dentists who support their children’s health and safety, increasing the likelihood of them choosing your practice for their dental care. Coaches and school administrators also take notice, recognizing your practice as a dedicated supporter of youth sports and student well-being. This can lead to valuable partnerships, increased referrals, and a stronger presence within the community. Over time, your generosity not only enhances your brand’s visibility but also solidifies your reputation as a practice that genuinely cares about the health and safety of local families.

Why This Program Works for Dentists

1. Builds Trust and Credibility

When a dentist supports local schools, it sends a message that they genuinely care about the community. Parents are more likely to choose a provider they recognize and trust.

2. Provides Free, Ongoing Advertising

Unlike traditional ads that disappear after a short time, mouthguard cases with your practice’s name stay in circulation for a long time, keeping your brand top-of-mind.

3. Reaches the Right Audience

Families with active kids need dental care, especially for sports-related dental concerns. This program directly connects dentists with parents who value oral health.

4. Cost-Effective Marketing

Compared to expensive advertising methods, this program provides high-impact exposure at a fraction of the cost, ensuring a strong return on investment.

Join the DentaGard Label Program Today

Dentists looking to expand their patient base while making a positive impact in their community can’t afford to miss out on this opportunity. Partner with DentaGard LLC today and start reaching more families in your target area!

Contact us now to learn more about getting your practice name on our mouthguard cases!

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The Kid’s Comfort PRO sports mouthguard meets the NFHS mouthguard rule requirements and NCAA requirements.  We know choosing the best sports mouthguard can be confusing. We will clarify the differences between sports mouth guards so you can make an informed choice on this important oral protective gear.

Often, it is difficult to instill in children the necessity to wear a mouth guard. An effective mouthguard for kids with braces is important for their safety. But also to protect your investment in their dental work. The Denta-Gard® is the only mouthguard for kids with braces that consistently receives positive feedback from wearers and their orthodontists. The mouth guard is highly ranked because it protects soft gum tissue from orthodontic appliances as well as protects both upper and lower teeth.

The Denta-Gard® has these outstanding features:

Worn over dental braces –  Does not counteract an orthodontist’s technically and precisely planned movement. Therefore, preserving corrections and adjustments your orthodontist has scheduled.

Forsus appliance and Herbst appliance –  Can be worn with both Forsus appliances and Herbst appliances. See our video for possible mouthguard adjustments.

Concussion reduction – This is an important, but controversial subject. There are no clinical trials to support the statement that a mouth guard will protect against concussions. One theory is that a mouth guard should dissipate and/or absorb 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. Dentists typically do 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.

Doctors can browse our website to learn about using the Denta-Gard® Mouthguard as your mouthguard for kids with braces.

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Designed by an Orthodontist, the Denta-Gard® Mouth Guard protects both upper and lower teeth and involved soft tissue.

Avoid emergency visits with Denta-Gard Mouth Guard and Protect your smile today!

Dentists, health care professionals, coaches, and trainers agree that the Denta-Gard® Mouth Guard offers the protection needed for active adults and children.

The Denta-Gard® has these outstanding features:

• Worn over dental braces –  Does not counteract an orthodontist’s technically and precisely planned movement. Therefore, preserving corrections and adjustments your orthodontist has scheduled.
• Forsus appliance and Herbst appliance –  Can be worn with both Forsus appliances and Herbst appliances. See our video for possible mouthguard adjustments.
• Concussion reduction – This is an important, but controversial subject. There are no clinical trials to support the statement that a mouth guard will protect against concussions. One theory is that a mouth guard should dissipate and/or absorb 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. Dentists typically do 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.

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Many dental patients ask how can I protect my braces? We tell them the best protection is to wear a Denta-Gard® mouth guard.  Orthodontic correction for both health and appearance is not just for teenagers anymore.  Although the large majority of orthodontic treatment still goes to teenagers, many adults are having their bite and smile adjusted. Whether you are a parent paying for the treatment for your teenager or you are an adult budgeting for your own corrected smile, protecting your investment is an important financial consideration.

After learning the features of Denta-Gard® most people tell their friends “I protect my braces with a Denta-Gard® mouthguard”.

The Denta-Gard® has these outstanding features:

• Worn over dental braces –  Does not counteract an orthodontist’s technically and precisely planned movement. Therefore, preserving corrections and adjustments your orthodontist has scheduled.
• Forsus appliance and Herbst appliance –  Can be worn with both Forsus appliances and Herbst appliances. See our video for possible mouthguard adjustments.
• Concussion reduction – This is an important, but controversial subject. There are no clinical trials to support the statement that a mouth guard will protect against concussions. One theory is that a mouth guard should dissipate and/or absorb 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. Dentists typically do 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.

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The Denta-Gard® is the mouth guard for braces recommended by orthodontists. Because its unique soft yet strong materials make this mouth guard the most comfortable on the market today.  Originally designed by an Orthodontist for patients with braces and without.

The Denta-Gard® mouth guard meets the NFHS mouth guard rule requirements.

The Denta-Gard® has these outstanding features:

• Worn over dental braces –  Does not counteract an orthodontist’s technically and precisely planned movement. Therefore, preserving corrections and adjustments your orthodontist has scheduled.
• Forsus appliance and Herbst appliance –  Can be worn with both Forsus appliances and Herbst appliances. See our video for possible mouthguard adjustments.
• Concussion reduction – This is an important, but controversial subject. There are no clinical trials to support the statement that a mouth guard will protect against concussions. One theory is that a mouth guard should dissipate and/or absorb 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. Dentists typically do 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.

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If you are a wrestler and wear braces you need a Denta-Gard®.  The NFHS rule mandates mouth guards used in wrestling must be designed to cover both upper and lower orthodontic appliances (braces). The Denta-Gard® mouthguard meets the NFHS requirement and is often worn as a wrestling mouth guard.

Denta-Gard® wrestling mouth guards not only protect your mouth but also your opponent from being injured. Since the Denta-Gard® mouth guard does not require boiling or custom fitting, many athletes and coaches carry extra wrestling mouth guards in the event someone forgets theirs or one is dropped on the ground.

The Denta-Gard® has these outstanding features:

• Worn over dental braces –  Does not counteract an orthodontist’s technically and precisely planned movement. Therefore, preserving corrections and adjustments your orthodontist has scheduled.
• • Concussion reduction – This is an important, but controversial subject. There are no clinical trials to support the statement that a mouth guard will protect against concussions. One theory is that a mouth guard should dissipate and/or absorb 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. Dentists typically do 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.

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The rule requires a tooth and mouth guard for both the upper and lower teeth if braces are present on both. The Denta-Gard® mouthguard meets these requirements.

When the Denta-Gard® is used in wrestling the molded helmet strap is typically scissored off. This can be done cleanly and easily with an ordinary pair of scissors.

The Denta-Gard® has these outstanding features:

• Worn over dental braces –  Does not counteract an orthodontist’s technically and precisely planned movement. Therefore, preserving corrections and adjustments your orthodontist has scheduled.
• Forsus appliance and Herbst appliance –  Can be worn with both Forsus appliances and Herbst appliances. See our video for possible mouthguard adjustments.
• Concussion reduction – This is an important, but controversial subject. There are no clinical trials to support the statement that a mouth guard will protect against concussions. One theory is that a mouth guard should dissipate and/or absorb 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. Dentists typically do 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.

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A dental professional will need to make the adjustments for it to fit a Herbst Appliance properly. Dental professionals may watch our video on how to modify the Denta-Gard® to fit nicely with a Herbst Appliance.

The Denta-Gard was designed by an Orthodontist to fit comfortably over dental braces and many appliances. However, it can be worn without braces.

The Denta-Gard has these outstanding features:

• Worn over dental braces –  Does not counteract an orthodontist’s technically and precisely planned movement. Therefore, preserving corrections and adjustments your orthodontist has scheduled.
• Forsus appliance and Herbst appliance –  Can be worn with both Forsus appliances and Herbst appliances. See our video for possible mouthguard adjustments.
• Concussion reduction – This is an important, but controversial subject. There are no clinical trials to support the statement that a mouth guard will protect against concussions. One theory is that a mouth guard should dissipate and/or absorb 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. Dentists typically do 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.

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Not all mouth guards are latex free mouth guards.  When buying a mouth guard, be sure to look for Latex free on the package or package insert.

The Denta-Gard® latex free mouth guard has these outstanding features:

• Worn over dental braces –  Does not counteract an orthodontist’s technically and precisely planned movement. Therefore, preserving corrections and adjustments your orthodontist has scheduled.
• Forsus appliance and Herbst appliance –  Can be worn with both Forsus appliances and Herbst appliances. See our video for possible mouthguard adjustments.
• Concussion reduction – This is an important, but controversial subject. There are no clinical trials to support the statement that a mouth guard will protect against concussions. One theory is that a mouth guard should dissipate and/or absorb 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. Dentists typically do 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.

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We are seeing an increasing amount of sports teams showing their support by wearing a Breast Cancer Awareness mouth guard.  We at DentaGard, LLC manufacture a bright pink mouth guard that both men and women like to wear during the month of October.  Anyone with breast tissue has a chance of developing breast cancer. More women develop breast cancer than men. However, one percent of men and one in eight women will develop breast cancer. These are astonishing statistics. Early detection could save your life. Please take the time and encourage your loved ones to learn more about breast cancer.

The Denta-Gard® has these outstanding features:

• Worn over dental braces –  Does not counteract an orthodontist’s technically and precisely planned movement. Therefore, preserving corrections and adjustments your orthodontist has scheduled.
• Forsus appliance and Herbst appliance –  Can be worn with both Forsus appliances and Herbst appliances. See our video for possible mouthguard adjustments.
• Concussion reduction – This is an important, but controversial subject. There are no clinical trials to support the statement that a mouth guard will protect against concussions. One theory is that a mouth guard should dissipate and/or absorb 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. Dentists typically do 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.

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