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Prevents bruxism - the mouthguard prevents teeth grinding, clenching and alleviates problems that may cause dental injuries
Sleep tight and feel energized - The mouthguard helps you to get the night rest you need
Highest quality - the mouthguard is made of FDA approved, BPA free and latex free material
Custom fit and comfortable - the mouthguard is easily molded to fit your mouth and teeth. Adaptable to fit a wide variety of mouth shapes, teeth alignments and tooth sizes for optimal comfort
Includes hygienic storage case

Description

The SleepNoSnore Mouth Guard is specially designed to keep your teeth separated to prevent and reduce (further) damage to the teeth, arches, lips and gums due to grinding or clenching. Your teeth are composed of a layer of hard protective enamel covering a layer of dentin which protects the cluster of nerves and blood vessels at the heart of the tooth. Long-term untreated bruxism can erode your teeth through both the enamel and dentin to expose the pulp of nerves and vessels. Not only does this compromise the integrity of your teeth, but can also lead to intense pain. If you experience teeth grinding and clenching, you are not alone. Approximately 8% of the population suffers from sleep bruxism (Lavigne et al., 2008) and the related symptoms of facial pain, insomnia, and tooth damage. Major cause of bruxism is stress (Giraki et al., 2010), and it can be very difficult to cure. To protect your teeth and reduce symptoms, most dentists suggest a custom night mouth guard. When a dentist proscribes a night guard for your bruxism, they will usually suggest a custom guard costing anywhere from $300-$800. To protect your teeth and jaws, the cost might seem worthwhile, but it isn't necessary. It takes only a few minutes to custom fit your mouthguard. The mouthguard comes in one size and fits most. The SleepNoSnore Mouth Guard comes with a carrying case, and is easy to clean using a toothbrush with water and soap. Sleep tight tonight! Please note that snoring prevention or reduction is not the primary and intended purpose of the mouth guard. Even if some mouth guard manufacturers or sellers may claim this, none of the mouth guards have been FDA approved for that specific purpose.