Plackers Grind No More Dental Night Guard for Teeth Grinding, Blue 10 Count

br>But they're nothing compared to these. br>In the past, my night guards were too big and bulky to sleep in, and they were nearly impossible to breathe in when I had a sinus infection. Using these is much more comfortable because they don't take up much space in your mouth and allow you to breathe even if your nose is blocked. br>Believe me when I tell you that these are fantastic. The material is similar to rubber, and the ones I got from the dentist were either too bulky or too hard, which may have been worse for my teeth than using nothing at all! Except for the first week, I don't have any mouth soreness when I wake up to these. If you grind your teeth at night, this is a must-have! br>br>*Please let Amazon know if my review was helpful by clicking the helpful button below!.

Elliot Glenn

| Nov 14, 2021

Hello there, Fellow Grinders and Clinchers of Teeth. I'll use a Pros and Cons format to keep things simple in this review. PROS: br>br> 1) In the box I purchased for less than thirteen dollars, there are ten mouth guards. 2) Multi-tasking br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>b For use at night It says up to three times on the box. On average, I receive a 7-star rating. For the price of one night, you get ten nights. br> I wash in the morning with soap. and squirt with hydrogen peroxide before storing in the small container that came with it br> I could probably use these for a few more nights, but they do become softer and more pliable with use, and when they do, I wake up without it in my mouth. It's incredible that some users claim to have used 1 for a year! br>br>3) Smaller than other guards I've worn, which makes it more comfortable. br>br>4) Option to have lower or upper teeth. I can only use the upper half of my body; the lower half makes me feel uneasy because it seems to float around. br>br>5) It's BPA-FREE. CONS: br>br> br>1) The packaging is insane. clumsy plastic case that is far too large to hold ten small guards 2) The actual small 'guard holder,' with its flimsy aluminum peel back tab, is difficult to open, especially late at night. Annoying. br>br>I'm still giving it five stars because it's fantastic! br>br>UPDATE: br>br> January 4, 2019br>br>I'm still as happy as someone who needs a night guard can be almost a year later. This brand won't be a winner for everyone, but for me, it's the best; I tried another brand that had ribbing that bothered my tongue, so I went back to these. br>This brand won't be a winner for everyone, but for me, it's the best. br> I read a few reviews that said this guard didn't stay in place, but I found that if I just put it in my mouth, close my mouth, relax, and go to sleep, it works just fine. I don't try to wear them while eating, talking, shopping, or doing anything else; )br>After almost a year of use, it's still 5 stars!.

Malaya Goodman

| Aug 01, 2021

I told them I'd most likely wake up in the middle of the night and sling it across the room! So there was no way I could do it. I discovered this small appliance after doing some research. You'll have some doubts when you first put it in your mouth, but with a little pressure between your teeth, it'll stay in place. Just make sure the little strip in the front is pushed up near your gums. They claim that each one can be used three times, but that is only true for those who do not want to clean them. Cleaning is required because most other similar mouth guards do not advertise themselves as disposable. If you're willing to clean them, you can keep them for a long time. They're also packaged in a convenient travel container.

Danny Sloan

| Aug 22, 2021

But this product worked so well for me that I felt compelled to write a review to praise it! I've had TMJ for a long time. If I had been more aware of my own health as a child, I would have known in my early 20s, if not earlier. Do you have TMJ in your family? All three sisters, as well as their father. Isn't it lovely? I've used a custom mouth guard before and found it to be quite effective. My dentist took a mold of my teeth and made a plastic guard for me. They must not have done it correctly because my teeth began to shift and a gap appeared between my front teeth. So that was a no-go. I searched the internet for TMJ cures and came up empty-handed. I clench and grind at the same time. My teeth now have visible wear, hairline cracks, tense and sore jaw muscles, especially the nerve behind the right jaw, and jaw and teeth pain when grinding/clenching if it was especially bad the night before. br>br>I began receiving chiropractic treatment, which proved to be extremely beneficial. Until my chiropractor moved out of town, and I never found another who could treat my TMJ as well as she did. I recently made an appointment with a naturopath who specializes in manual manipulation (similar to chiropractic). He performed some jaw manipulations as well as showing me some jaw exercises that I could do at home. He also recommended an Amazon mouthguard. It's the kind you soak in hot water and then mold around your teeth. I'm not a fan of wearing a full mouth guard because it prevents your teeth from being soaked in saliva while you sleep. But, after seeing this product listed among the "recommended" products, I decided to give it a try. Why not for the low price of $12? br>br>I used it on my upper teeth for the first time the first night. My jaw was already less sore when I awoke the next morning. When I did my jaw exercises, the pain went away for the most part. However, I discovered that after placing it on my upper teeth, it made my bite feel strange for the next hour or so. br>br>I tried it on my lower teeth for the next few nights. A LOT BETTER! When I awoke, I had no jaw pain. Not even on the nerve that has always existed behind my right jaw. There was also no weird bite displacement. The only drawback is that part of the guard that rests against the lower gums is more sensitive, which makes it a little uncomfortable until I fall asleep. This product is AMAZING!! br>br>I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it!! It has saved my life. When compared to other dental appliances that can cost upwards of $300, it's a bargain at $12. P. br>br>P. br>br>P. br>br>P. My wife, the one who has TMJ, wrote this review:.

Yaretzi Waters

| Jun 15, 2021