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I have been using these as an inexpensive, effective replacement for a "dentist's night guard" which prevents you from grinding your teeth. My dentist told me I needed one in 1978 and said he would be glad to make one for me for $600. Having played intermural football and soccer at college, and having used a mouth guard like this, I adapted one for night use, for then.... $5.00. Just trim some of the excess that extends high up on the teeth and gum with an Xacto knife or clean utility knife, and voila! Probably saved $3-4,000 on guards over the past 40 years for me and my wife. I occasionally forget and put it through the washer (OK) and dryier (not so OK) and need to make a new one. Always have a few spares in the drawer.
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It was fast shipping and I love it. It fit alot easier than any other mouth guard I had.
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It's low density so does not last long but easier on the gums and soft tissues inside the mouth, does not scratch
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Easy to use but only moderately comfortable. Low price make it an acceptable alternative to many other mouth guards.
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