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Custom Mouth Guards for Protection & Performance

Guard Your Smile — Custom-Fitted Mouth Guards for Sports, Grinding, and Sleep.
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What Are Custom Mouth Guards?

Your Custom Fit Journey

Over-the-counter mouth guards provide one-size-fits-all protection that often slips, causes gagging, and fails to protect where it matters most. Our custom guards are made from high-grade dental materials, precisely shaped to your bite, and designed to last — giving you confidence whether you’re on the sports field or sleeping peacefully.

  • Prevents cracked, chipped, or knocked-out teeth during sport
  • Protects against bruxism-related enamel wear and jaw pain
  • Reduces TMJ strain and morning headaches caused by grinding
  • More comfortable and secure than shop-bought alternatives

Do I Really Need a Custom Guard?

From Impression to Perfect Fit — In Just Two Visits

Bruxism — unconscious teeth grinding during sleep — affects up to 1 in 5 adults and can cause severe enamel erosion, jaw pain, cracked teeth, and even tooth loss over time. A night guard is the most effective non-invasive solution to protect your teeth while you sleep.

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Consultation

We assess your bite, discuss your symptoms, and determine which type of guard best suits your needs.
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Impressions

Precise dental impressions are taken to capture the exact shape of your teeth and bite — the foundation of a perfect fit.
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Lab Fabrication

Your impressions are sent to our dental lab where a technician crafts your guard from high-quality dental-grade material.
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Fitting

We check the fit, bite, and comfort of your new guard and make any necessary chair-side adjustments.

Types of Mouth Guards We Provide

Why Custom Beats Over-the-Counter

Sports guards are required or strongly recommended for contact sports including rugby, football, hockey, boxing, and martial arts. A well-fitted guard absorbs impact force and significantly reduces the risk of dental injury, jaw fractures, and concussion.

Adjustments

Minor adjustments can always be made at a follow-up visit to ensure perfect comfort and function.

Review

We check guard condition and your dental health at regular intervals — especially important for bruxism patients.

Night Guard

A slim, hard acrylic or soft dual-layer guard worn during sleep to prevent enamel wear from grinding.

Sports Guard

A resilient, shock-absorbing guard designed to protect teeth, lips, and jaw during contact sports.

Dual Laminate Guard

Hard outer shell with soft inner lining — ideal for heavy grinders who need both rigidity and comfort.

TMJ Guard

Specially designed to reposition the jaw and reduce strain on the temporomandibular joint during sleep.

How Your Guard Is Made

Guard Options for Every Need

Your guard is fabricated from impressions of your teeth by an in-house dental technician. The result is a precise, comfortable fit that stays in place without any adjustment — unlike boil-and-bite guards that shift and gag.

Children's Guard

Fitted guards sized for growing jaws — checked and replaced regularly as children's teeth change.

Snoring Guard

A mandibular advancement device that gently positions the jaw forward to open the airway and reduce snoring.

Standard Guard

Soft single-layer guard — comfortable and effective for mild grinding or sports protection.

Advanced Guard

Dual laminate or hard acrylic guard for heavy grinders, TMJ dysfunction, or high-impact sports.

Why choose Smile Curators

Committed to Creating Healthy, Confident, and Beautiful Smiles for Every Patient

Health Assessments

In-depth oral health assessments

Customized Treatments


Adapting the best-fit orthodontic treatment for you


Health Assessments

In-depth oral health assessments

One-Stop Solutions

All teeth, gum, and oral treatments in one place


Quality Care


Extensive care, smile makeovers, and affordable checkups

Signs You May Need a Mouth Guard

Why Smile Curators for Your Custom Guard

All our custom guards come with a protective case and cleaning instructions. With proper care, a quality guard typically lasts 2–5 years for night guards and 1–3 seasons for sports guards depending on use.

Allows normal breathing and speaking — especially for sport

Durable, easy to clean, and built to last

Available in a variety of colours and thicknesses

Suitable for adults and children from age 6 upwards

Paired with bite analysis for bruxism guards

Recommended by sports coaches and sleep specialists

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Frequently asked questions

How is a custom mouth guard different from one bought at a pharmacy?
Custom guards are made from precise impressions of your unique bite, so they fit perfectly, stay securely in place, and provide complete coverage. Pharmacy guards are made to fit everyone, meaning they are often too bulky, uncomfortable, and slip during use — reducing both protection and compliance.
After your initial impression appointment, your custom guard is typically ready within 1–2 weeks. We’ll book a short fitting appointment to check comfort and make any final adjustments before you take it home.
Yes. We create special orthodontic mouth guards designed to fit over braces for sports protection. For night grinding, we’ll assess your situation carefully — a guard may not always be suitable during active orthodontic treatment and alternative management may be recommended.
Rinse your guard with cool water after each use and brush it with a soft toothbrush. Avoid hot water as this can warp the material. Store it in the ventilated case provided and bring it to your dental appointments so we can check its condition.
A night guard does not stop the grinding habit — it protects your teeth from the damage grinding causes. Think of it as a shield. Addressing the root cause of bruxism (commonly stress or bite issues) requires additional treatment such as stress management therapy, bite adjustment, or physiotherapy.

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