Protect your smile with comfortable custom mouthguards
Protecting your teeth from sports injuries or night-time grinding is simple with custom mouthguards in Brighton. We create custom-fitted mouthguards that offer excellent comfort and protection, helping prevent wear and damage. Our team ensures a perfect fit so you can play and rest confidently.
The Tailored Defence Your Smile Needs
Mouthguards are essential protective devices made to fit securely over your teeth. We offer two key types: sports mouthguards that absorb impacts to prevent broken teeth or jaw injuries, and nightguards that protect against damage from grinding or clenching during sleep.
Unlike shop-bought versions, our custom-made guards provide a precise, comfortable fit that allows easy breathing and speaking. At St Georges Dental, we use advanced digital scanning to craft each guard accurately and ensure it fits naturally, offering dependable, long-lasting protection that feels natural and supports confident smiles.
Reasons to trust us with your smile
Take Your First Step Toward Lasting Confidence
Your consultation is a chance to explore your options, ask questions and understand what feels right for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ's
For adults, replacement is usually necessary every few years due to normal wear and tear. For growing children and teens, we recommend checking the fit annually as their mouth and teeth structure will naturally continue to change.
You should clean your mouthguard with a toothbrush and cool water after every use, and occasionally use a non-abrasive soap. Always store it dry in its protective case, away from heat, to prevent it from warping or encouraging bacterial growth.
Sports mouthguards protect your teeth and jaw from sudden impacts, while nightguards are designed to prevent damage caused by grinding or clenching during sleep.
Your dentist takes a digital scan of your teeth, and the mouthguard is crafted to match your bite precisely, ensuring comfort and excellent protection.
A nightguard can reduce strain on the jaw muscles and joints by preventing clenching and grinding, often improving symptoms of jaw discomfort.