Protect Your Smile With Our Custom Mouthguards in Currambine
We all know that we should protect our teeth and jaws when playing contact sports (like footy or rugby). Still, most mouthguards are uncomfortable and challenging to use. Stock or boil-and-bite mouthguards are generic, one-size-fits-all and won’t provide the measure of protection you need.

Benefits of Custom Mouthguards

Why Choose Smiles in Currambine for Your Custom Mouthguards in Currambine
We can create a customized mouthguard that will ensure none of these vital areas is damaged. The mouthguards we offer can even prevent concussions from occurring. We also provide splints for those who grind their teeth.
Our dental clinic in currambine can create mouthguards in any colour you choose. Also, you won’t have to worry about this process taking too long since we can complete it in one visit. Saturday appointments are available for you, too!
Contact us today at (08) 9305 4888 and book an appointment with us so we can get started on making your new mouthguard right away!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1. When should I wear a custom-made mouthguard?
You should wear a custom-made mouthguard when you are playing a sport that exposes you to the risk of being hit in the face or falling. Using a sports mouthguard reduces the risk of injuries to the face, jaw, lips, teeth, and gums from indirect and direct impacts.
If you have bruxism, a night guard or occlusal splint can prevent your teeth from chipping, cracking, or wearing down from clenching or grinding at night.
Q2. How are custom mouthguards made?
Q3. How to take care of custom mouthguards?
By properly caring for your mouthguard, you can extend its life and prevent bacteria from damaging it.
- Rinse your mouthguard with cool water after every use and clean it with soapy water and a brush. Let it air dry.
- Do not expose your mouthguard to hot water or direct sunlight. It may lose its shape if it is exposed to heat.
- Keep the mouthguard in a vented, durable plastic case when not in use.
Q4. How much do custom mouthguards cost?
Q5. How long do mouthguards last?
It is recommended that you replace your mouthguard every two years. The mouthguard will gradually break down over time due to teeth pressure and alternate wetting and drying.
When a mouthguard shows signs of wear and tear, such as holes and cracks, or when it becomes loose, you should replace it as soon as possible. Likewise, if the mouthguard suffers significant force, its effectiveness may be affected. It is best to bring your mouthguard with you when you visit your dentist so they can examine it for signs of damage or wear and tear.

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Schedule Your Appointment With Us Today
Our dentists in Currambine make every effort to accommodate the scheduling needs of your family. From offering evening hours to weekend appointment times, we are sure to have something that works for your busy routine.
If you are in pain or have any other dental emergency, please call us right away so we can try to book you in as soon as possible.

