Sports Guards in Poulsbo, WA
Sports guards are worn over the teeth, and are specifically designed to protect your mouth from oral trauma caused by high-impact sports. Many sports put players at risk for dental injuries caused by collisions to the mouth, face, or head.
Why Choose A Custom Sports Guard?
A custom-fitted sports guard can help protect you from chipping, cracking, or knocking out a tooth. Tailored to fit your unique smile, sports guards are both comfortable and durable, so you can play the sports you love without missing a beat. A sports guard is essential if you're an athlete who plays football, basketball, baseball, soccer, rugby, hockey, gymnastics, mountain biking, or if you participate in any other activities that put you at risk for injury due to falling, body contact, or flying objects.
The Benefits of Sports Guards
Protects Against Dental Injuries
A custom sports guard helps prevent chipped, cracked, or knocked-out teeth from impacts during play.
Comfortable, Secure Fit
Custom-fitted to your smile, sports guards stay securely in place without interfering with breathing or speaking.
Durable For Active Lifestyles
Built to withstand the demands of high-impact sports, custom sports guards last longer than store-bought options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Check out these frequently asked questions, or call us to speak with our team.
Do I need a custom sports guard, or is a store-bought one enough?
While store-bought guards offer some protection, a custom-fitted sports guard provides a more secure, comfortable fit and better overall protection, since it's molded specifically to your teeth.
What sports require a sports guard?
Sports guards are recommended for football, basketball, baseball, soccer, rugby, hockey, gymnastics, mountain biking, and any other activity that puts you at risk of injury from falling, body contact, or flying objects.
How long does a sports guard last?
With proper care, a custom sports guard can last a season or more, though growing children and teens may need a new one more frequently to accommodate changes in their smile.
How do I care for my sports guard?
Rinse your sports guard with water after each use, clean it regularly with a toothbrush, and store it in a ventilated case to keep it in good condition between games and practices.
