SleepRight® Select-Comfort Dental Guard (New Version) - Sleeping Teeth Guard – Mouth Guard to Prevent Teeth Grinding

Ive been grinding my teeth so hard lately, my fillings are coming out. I had to find a quick fix, tried a disposable flexible silicone guard similar to this, but it fell out during the night often & i still woke up with headaches. I found SleepRight Select-Comfort Night Guard, it had good reviews, lasts much longer than the disposable ones & was under $20.00 I read all of the instructions and found that it was also adjustable to fit the size of your mouth & came with a storage case. With the photos provided, i was able get the perfect fit quite easily. I put it in 30 minutes before going to sleep as instructed & woke up the next morning with no headache and it was in tact. Ive had custom made ones in the past, they are very uncomfortable & expensive. This is a great value, even the disposable ones i used were more expensive & had to have back up ones in case i lost one while sleeping. With this one, i wont have to worry about having back ups. This is extremely comfortable to wear. The silicone connector feels non-existent and the bite wings, will even tilt over time to match the way you hold your jaw during your sleep and it only took my 1 night to get used to this style of night guard. If you are in the market for a mouth guard, i highly recommend this one, it is economical, comfy and long lasting.

this is the worst sleepright mouthguard in the line, hence the low price. if you’re trying to replace one of the other versions, maybe go to the website bc i’m only seeing this one on amazon, hence my having one to review. - the bitepads are insanely narrow, so your teeth could slide off while you sleep thanks to grinding back n forth on a shoestring french fry-width rectangle. - the bitepad position is not adjustable; neither up/down slant nor forward/backward slide. - the bitepad itself is thin, like dentek (which is, in my humble opinion, a terrible brand compared to the “high-end” versions of sleepright). it’s also hard-hard. it genuinely hurts my teeth. - the front strap piece (for a lack of better word) that holds the two sides in place swoops downward extremely far, causing discomfort where my lip meets my gum below my front teeth. like, it feels as though it’s literally bruising me as i write this (which i hope is just a dramatic interpretation). i received this product today. i have to use it tonight bc it’s better than nothing. barely. i just ordered a better version directly from the manufacturer and i’ll check cv* tomorrow, since walgr**ns seems to have discontinued the line. all observations have been made in real-time. at this point i’m actually debating not even using it tonight. my ish hurrrts. i’ve had the guard in my mouth for maybe half an hour. if you’re still considering procuring this product, good luck to you. big yikes from me but you do you. sometimes we have to learn from experience rather than the wisdom of others who’ve tread the path before us. godspeed.

My dentist told me I really needed to get a mouth guard to alleviate grinding while sleeping. I was not a fan of mouth guards requiring boiling, setting, etc., so I thought I would give this one a try. It works very well! I showed it to my dentist, and he and his assistant were impressed. It's easy to adjust, and it does the job. Highly recommend! Oh - in addition, it has a helpful guide to help the user learn how to not grind while sleeping. Lips tight, teeth apart.

I had a device fitted by my dentist , but stopped using it because I didn’t like consuming plastic pieces. I was good for about a year, but started grinding and getting daily headaches again, so I got this device as a stand in while I wait for a hemp device. On the smallest setting, it still pooches out my lower lip when worn as described, so I am unable to keep my mouth closed while wearing it. So it wouldn’t be great if I snored or side slept (drooling). It got a little more fitted as I slept, but I have an attached lower gum frenulum, so the connector piece was starting to dig into it and cause gum discomfort. I flipped it around and find it is more comfortable to wear the other direction with the connector piece resting on the outside of my top lip, since I can’t keep my mouth closed anyway (see photos). My mouth does feel better and no headache today, so it did its job. The plastic is more rigid so I think there would be less plastic consumption, but it does still have a plasticky taste that isn’t the best.

This mouth guard is outstanding. I like it way more than the $500 one that was made by the dentist specifically to fit my mouth. It protects my teeth and stays in my !mouth all night. Adjustable to fit as needed.