Mouth Guards

To keep a sports mouthguard clean and hygienic, rinse it immediately after each use with cold water to remove saliva and debris. Then, gently brush it with a soft-bristled toothbrush and mild soap or non-abrasive toothpaste to prevent bacteria buildup. Avoid using hot water, as it can warp the material. After brushing, thoroughly rinse the mouthguard with cool water to remove any residue. Finally, allow it to air dry before storing it in a ventilated case to maintain freshness and prevent bacteria growth. Additionally, deep clean the mouthguard weekly or biweekly, depending on usage, to ensure optimal hygiene. See more »

If the impression material hardens or the impression doesn't come out well, we will send you out a replacement putty free of charge as long as you send us photos of the impressions through email first. If you send the impressions without sending a photo of them first and the impressions are not usable, we would charge $15 to cover shipping you another impression kit. See more »