Mouthguard(s) for braces?

**sponge008** · Posted On: 9/13/2006 5:43pm

Originally Posted by Kidspatula

really, if you're not actively competing a cheap mouthguard is fine. It's worth it if you fight a lot, not so much if you're not.

So, judging from the "a" before the mouthguard, just a top one would work fine? Thanks for the help.

**Torakaka** · Posted On: 9/13/2006 5:45pm

Originally Posted by sponge008

So, judging from the "a" before the mouthguard, just a top one would work fine? Thanks for the help.

I prefer a double sided mouthguard, personally. IT makes it easier to keep your mouth closed so you don't get your jaw rocked as easily when you get hit.

**sponge008** · Posted On: 9/13/2006 5:50pm

http://store.titleboxing.com/titlebo...outhguard.html
Does this look good? The jaw stabilization looks attractive since again, I have jaw problems.

**BackFistMonkey** · Posted On: 9/13/2006 5:56pm

Originally Posted by sasquatch989

Looks like your pet got knee-barred pretty bad, Monkey

<------------ That is a visual representation of my grappling skill .

This is a link to the mouth peice I was talking about .

I don't know anything about it .. but there it is .

**sponge008** · Posted On: 9/14/2006 1:48pm

For future searchers: Orthodontist said boil-and-bite does not work with braces and that the one Monkey and I posted is the (only?) one that works with braces.
Edit: the one I posted on the first page

**FictionPimp** · Posted On: 9/14/2006 3:04pm

I have a custom mouth guard. It cost me 116.00 and I feel it was well worth the money. It has a very low profile, forms perfectly to my teeth, and just all around better fit inside my mouth. I highly recomend it to anyone who wears a mouth guard everyday.