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

My sinus passages are very narrow and being a side sleeper, the top nostril just kind of closes.I tried the round spring type but this "w" shape works much better for me. It did take me a little wrestling the first time to figure out the best way to put it in but after that, smooth sailing.These are silicon, comfortable, I rinse with water in the morning. They do stretch a little after awhile so they give you 2 to a package and suggest changing every 15 days or so. Happy, Happy! I've been using for a couple of years now.

I have a similar product that fits either upper or lower, I prefer upper and wish they had this item to fit either. It appears to be really solid and well made. Unfortunately I am not good at following directions so I will use as is, seems like it will be very comfortable and I love that it is made to last and has a storage case. If you are used to molded items - this is not but is made to fit most if not all mouths. It most likely won't fit your last tooth but you don't need it to, this style of guard can be used on any placement that feels comfortable. Give it a wk or two before freaking out - it is a different style from previous guards. UPDATE - this can be worn on the top teeth and fit the connecting piece under the upper lip - for me that is more comfortable. So if you find this biting your lower gums - flip it to fit your upper teeth and there ya go - more comfy for me. Play with this - it is customizable and very comfy once you find your fit.

I was looking for something less bulky, but this didn't work for me. I had to constantly bite down on it so it would stay in place and I spit it out in my sleep. And the front piece didn't conform to my mouth.

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.

I am trying different products to help me with my clenching and teeth grinding. I am trying to avoid paying $500 for a mouth guard from the dentist. First I had tried a classic boil and bite mouth guard, which worked well except I’m a total mouth breather at night and it blocked my air flow. This was the next thing I tried. Keep in mind, this is a cheap option and it’s not customized, so I already knew it wouldn’t be totally perfect. It’s definitely small, and the adjustment doesn’t really make it much bigger. I’d say it is just barely big enough to work for me at the biggest adjustment, I’m a woman in my 30s with a somewhat big head/jaw. At first it seemed really flimsy and I felt like there was no way it would stay in place or be comfortable. The instructions say to let it sit in your mouth for a bit so your body temp heats it up and makes it flex. I decided to pop it in and see if it would be comfortable while I was just hanging out in the day time. It definitely got more comfortable after being in my mouth for a big, and seemed to mold to my mouth a little bit. I’m excited to sleep with it tonight to see if it stays all night. Though it’s not perfect, I don’t necessarily regret trying it. A customized mouth guard would likely be more comfortable, but it would be 25x the cost of this product. Worth trying if you’re looking for a budget solution.

Super easy to use and ended up being simple to adjust to wearing. Very thin design! I was actually nervous it wouldn't hold up. I've tried about seven different sleeping mouth guards for grinding and I've ended spitting them out in the middle of the night, or they're just so deeply uncomfortable or difficult to mold to my jacked up teeth. This is a winner for me! It's also helped me become more aware of how often I clench my teeth in general because of how the bite pads are designed, so that's nice.I have not yet gotten an opinion from a dentist on the state of my grinding now after using this guard, however my partner says the only thing I do now is ocassionally lightly snore. I used to wake her up with the grinding, so I'll take it!There were a couple times in the early days that I woke up from having shoved the guard to the sides of my mouth and was grinding my teeth a bit, but was able to correct. I started putting the guard in maybe like half an hour before I actively try to sleep--i.e., reading a book or scrolling before bed, talking with my partner (yes, you can talk clearly with it in your mouth!), watching videos, etc.--to settle into wearing it, and that's been the most useful, I think.It's also easy to clean/keep fresh. The case for it is durable with an airhole so it doesn't get nasty sitting in there

In theory I like the slim design as an alternative to the kind of guards you have to boil, but this just didn’t work for me. The adjusting feature is nice but the part you bite doesn’t mold to your back teeth, so certain parts of my teeth hit it first and I couldn’t close my jaw the way I normally do. After wearing this for 3 nights (I gave it a fair shot) my bite felt off and it was like my teeth had shifted. I also had more pain where my crown is which is what I bought this to prevent in the first place. I do have pointier molars so maybe this is a better choice for people with flatter surfaces. Had this worked it seems like a good price for a reusable option as the material is thick and durable. I didn’t have trouble keeping it in my mouth at night even despite the fact I’m sometimes a mouth breather. Just not the right product for me.