Shield Mouth Guards

We want to let you in on a secret the mouthguard industry has been keeping from you: mouthguards are not an expensive product to manufacture.

Many companies heavily inflate the price of their mouthguards thanks to fancy flavorings, eye-catching patter

03/25/2020

Our single-density mouthguards are “good” protection for your teeth on the good, better, best scale. They will still do their job and protect your teeth (and we back that up with a $3,200 dental injury warranty), but since they only have one layer of protective material instead of 2 or 3, they have a slimmer profile and are less bulky to wear.

Our single-density mouthguards are also really affordable and range from $6.00 to $7.50 for a 2-pack, so it’s easy for you to keep a couple on hand in case one gets lost or forgotten.

https://shieldmouthguard.com/shop/?product-category=single-density

03/17/2020

🌈Shop the rainbow. And when you’re done, cross your fingers that there’s a pot of gold at the end of it

03/11/2020

Half human, half machine. AKA you during go-time.

The Cyborg mouthguard is for athletes who have braces. It has a unique custom-fit process that doesn’t adhere to braces, so is safe if you’ve got a full mouth of metal.

The Cyborg fits athletes ages 10 and above and comes with a $15,000 dental injury warranty.

https://shieldmouthguard.com/product/cyborg/

Cyborg | Shield Sports Mouth Guards

03/04/2020

Get that sporty funk off of your mouthguard!

The best way to clean your mouthguard is rinsing it off after every use and cleaning it with a toothbrush and toothpaste once a week.

Extreme (2-Pack) | Shield Sports Mouth Guards

02/26/2020

The Extreme is our best-selling mouth guard. It’s a triple-density guard, which means it has 3 layers of protection for your teeth (and comes with an up to $15,000 dental warranty).

And, it’s only $8.50 for a 2-pack.

Extreme (2-Pack) | Shield Sports Mouth Guards

02/18/2020

One of the most common questions we get is “what mouth guard should I choose if my child plays X sport?”

The answer: whatever mouth guard is most comfortable for them to wear.

Different mouth guards come with different levels of protection (single density guards have 1 layer of protection, double density guards have 2 layers, and so on), but the level of protection doesn’t matter if your child doesn’t wear the mouth guard, and your child won’t wear the mouth guard if it’s uncomfortable or ill-fitting.

Our advice is to find a mouth guard that feels natural to wear and easy to talk with.