Double Mouth Guard for Braces
Recommended by orthodontists, the Denta-Gard® Kid's Comfort PRO™ double mouth guard for braces is a perfect choice for athletes. Its unique soft yet strong materials make this double mouth guard the most comfortable on the market. You can even wear the Kid's Comfort PRO™ without braces! It is often difficult to instill in children the necessity to wear a mouthguard. The best mouth guard for braces is one that is comfortable, effective, and won't interfere with their orthodontic treatment plan. But also protects your investment in their dental work.
Our experience has shown there is only one mouthguard that consistently receives positive feedback from wearers and their orthodontists. There are many benefits of wearing a Kid's Comfort PRO™ double mouthguard. They protects both the upper and lower teeth, and also protect the soft tissue inside your mouth, such as lips and inside your cheeks from being scratched up by orthodontic braces. There is no need to boil or custom fit the Kid's Comfort PRO™. Its material naturally forms in the wearer's mouth.
The Kid's Comfort Pro is the best mouthguard for braces because it offers a perfect balance of protection, comfort, and durability, for athletes. Designed with a soft yet shock-absorbent material, it provides superior impact protection against collisions, and falls while in the game. Its snug, natural-fit design ensures a secure and comfortable feel, making it easy to breathe and speak without constant readjustments.
Unlike bulky sports mouthguards that can feel uncomfortable or restrict airflow, Kid’s Comfort Pro is crafted to promote open-mouth breathing and maximum comfort, encouraging consistent use. Additionally, it is made with safe, BPA-free, latex-free, materials and is compatible with braces, offering all-around safety for athletes. With its premium protection and focus on comfort, Kid’s Comfort Pro stands out as the top sports double mouthguard for athletes with braces who need reliable protection without sacrificing performance. The Kid's Comfort PRO™ sports mouthguard meets the NFHS mouthguard rule requirements and NCAA requirements.
The Denta-Gard® Kid's Comfort PRO™ has these outstanding features:
- Worn over dental braces: Does not counteract an orthodontist's technically and precisely planned movement. Therefore, preserving corrections and adjustments.
- Concussion reduction: This is an important, but controversial subject. There are no clinical trials to support the statement that a roller derby mouth guard will protect against concussions. One theory is that a mouth guard should dissipate and/or absorb the force of an upward blow to the jaw. It should be approximately 4mm in thickness on the occlusal surface. The Kid's Comfort PRO™ has these properties. In addition, cushioning between upper and lower teeth can be effective at reducing the incidence or severity of concussions.
- Protects both upper and lower teeth: Why wear a mouth guard that protects half of your teeth? The unique design protects both upper and lower teeth at the same time.
- Allows open mouth breathing: As a result of the natural spring hinge the Kid's Comfort PRO™ allows open mouth breathing and understandable speech.
- Comfortable to wear: Soft and pliable, yet strong and tough. Comfortable to wear. Athletes tend to wear it more consistently than other mouth guards.
- Virtually indestructible: Athletes tend to chew down the ends of hard plastic mouth guards. As a result, coaches and trainers are unable to determine if the guard is offering protection. Virtually impossible to chew through. Because of its comfort, most are not tempted to remove it intermittently and therefore do not even try to chew it.
- Latex and BPA free
- Made in the USA: With FDA-approved materials.
The Denta-Gard® Kid's Comfort PRO™ does NOT fall into the standard three sports mouthguard categories
- Stock mouth guards: Inexpensive and usually purchased at most sporting goods stores. In most cases, you can not wear this sports mouthguard with braces. They only cover the upper teeth and are usually bulky and make breathing difficult. They provide very little to no protection. Therefore, dentists typically do not recommend their use.
- Boil and bite mouthguard: Inexpensively available at most sporting goods stores. Made of a thermoplastic material that you place in boiling water, then shape around teeth with your fingers. In most cases can not be worn with braces. Covers the upper teeth only and is usually bulky and uncomfortable. Kids tend to chew the ends down which eliminates any cushioning benefit.
- Custom mouthguard: Custom sports mouthguards are usually purchased from your Dentist, they are expensive and typically cost $300.00 and up. Consequently, to protect both upper and lower teeth, you will need to purchase two custom-fit mouthguards.
