Mouthguards

Custom-fitted mouthguards to protect your teeth

At Ipswich Family Dental, we believe in providing families with comprehensive dental services and our custom-fitted mouthguards are part of that commitment.

Playing sports is very important for health and fitness, especially when it comes to growing and developing children. However, injuries and trauma to teeth is a significant risk. That’s where Ipswich Family Dental and our custom-fitted mouthguards come in.

Enjoy protection and comfort

A custom-fitted mouthguard provides you or your child’s teeth with superior protection and increased comfort compared with generic mouthguards.

Why settle for ill-fitting, cookie-cutter mouthguards when an affordable, personalised fabrication is available from our team?

There’s no need to be concerned about the mouthguard moving, slipping or inhibiting your ability to communicate or breathe. Our custom guards are designed to enable athletes to perform at their best.

Custom-Fitted Mouthguards Service in QLD
Custom-Fitted Mouthguards by Ipswich Family Dental in QLD

Getting mouthguards from Ipswich Family Dental

If you’re interested in getting a custom fabricated mouthguard for you or your child, make sure to book an appointment with our team.

We’ll take a dental impression of your teeth so that you can produce a tailored appliance that is uniquely designed and produced to the contours, shape and size of your teeth. By using a model of your mouth, we can ensure the mouthguard will fit perfectly, work optimally and feel as comfortable as possible.

Find out more about our custom sport mouthguards by calling us today on 3281 1781.

5 reasons to invest in a mouthguard

If you or your child is playing sports, there are multiple reasons why it’s worth investing in teeth protection.

A professionally made mouthguard, like the ones here at Ipswich Family Dental, helps to cushion the teeth against trauma and impact. This will reduce the likelihood of serious damage and protect your mouth.

Sport doesn’t just pose a risk to your teeth, but your jaw joints as well. The joints that help keep your jaw in place and working are susceptible to serious damage as a result of sport-related trauma and impact. A mouthguard helps to reduce the pressure and protect the vulnerable joints.

The soft tissue of your mouth, also referred to as gum, helps keep your teeth in place. Damage through sport-inflicted impact and trauma, can cause serious damage to your teeth.

Did you know that mouthguards also help to prevent neck and jaw injuries? Through the absorption of impact and pressure, it helps to soften the blow of traumatic injury not just in your mouth but in your jaw and down your neck also.

Concussion is a serious risk, especially in contact sport. One way of reducing the likelihood of you or your child being concussed is through the use of a mouthguard. While concussion will remain a risk, mouthguards have proven to offer some protection and resistance.

Book your appointment today

If you’d like a custom-fitted mouthguard as soon as possible, make a booking using the form below.

Frequently Asked Questions

Bruxism mouthguards act as a protective barrier between your upper and lower teeth, reducing the pressure and friction caused by grinding or clenching. Bruxism mouthguards help prevent tooth wear, jaw pain, headaches, and other symptoms associated with bruxism. Custom-fitted nightguards are especially effective, as they are tailored to your bite for maximum comfort and protection.

The lifespan of dental mouthguards depends on how often it’s used and how well it is maintained. In general, a custom mouthguard used for teeth grinding may last 6 months to 2 years. Keep in mind that sports mouthguards may need to be replaced more frequently, especially for children or teens whose mouths are still growing. Regular dental check-ups can help assess whether it’s time for a replacement.

It is possible to wear specially designed mouthguards even if you have braces.. Orthodontic mouthguards are made to fit over braces and protect both your teeth and soft tissues from injury during contact sports. Keep in mind that it is crucial to wear a custom mouthguard to ensure a secure and comfortable fit.

Snoring mouthguards, also known as mandibular advancement devices, can help manage mild to moderate sleep apnea and reduce snoring. These devices work by gently repositioning the jaw to keep the airway open during sleep.

When it comes to cleaning a mouthguard, the best way is to rinse it with cool water after each use and gently brush it with a soft toothbrush, mild soap or non-abrasive toothpaste. Avoid using hot water, as it can damage the material and always allow it to air dry completely before storing it in a clean, ventilated case.