FAQ

NIGHTGUARD

Which night guard should I choose?

Everybody grinds their teeth differently - some grind their lightly and only at night, some grind and clench their teeth both during the day and night. This is why it's so important to properly match the material and thickness of the night guard with what you're experiencing. We have a carefully curated lineup of 5 main types of night guards to best suit you. 

Start by taking our quiz here where you can get a personalized recommendation in under 60 seconds. You can also check out our helpful comparison chart here, or see below for a quick breakdown of the different types. 

  • The Soft: most comfortable and best suited for clenchers or light grinders
  • The Hybrid: a thicker night guard that balances comfort and protection, great for moderate to heavy grinders
  • The Hard: extra durability and protection for those who are heavy grinders
  • The Retainer: perfect for those who want a retainer and night guard
  • The Daytime Ultra-Thin: super subtle, crystal clear, perfect for daytime wear

If you're still unsure, get in touch and we'll make a recommendation for you. 

 

What are your night guards made of?

We're extremely proud of the material safety of our night guards. Through the years, we've tested possibly every type of night guard material to carefully curate what we think are the best and most advanced materials for a night guard. 

In fact, we go the extra mile (and cost), and directly source and import our materials from Germany. They're phthalate-free, BPA-free, latex-free, allergen-free. 

Depending on the type, our night guards are either a copolyester or TPU/EVA material, or a combination of both. The materials are both FDA approved and CE certified (according to European standards, which have higher consumer protection standards than those in the United States). 

Are your night guards really the same as what I get from the dentist?

Yes.

What most people don't know is that your dentist doesn't actually fabricate your night guard. They contract out to professional dental labs, like us, to make them. They then sell it to you at a premium, usually hundreds of dollars more. We're here to provide a new experience, a more convenient option, and all while saving you hundreds.

Should I choose the upper teeth or lower teeth?

This is completely up to you, based on personal preference. 

Most of our customers prefer the upper guard as they find that it's less in the way of the tongue while sleeping or talking. Some of our customers opt for a lower guard if they've had dental work done (crowns, implants, etc), or if their dentist specifically recommends so.

The good news is that you only need one guard to protect against grinding, as one is enough to act as a protective barrier between both teeth. However, you may order both if your dentist recommended you do so.