Pro Teeth Guard for Awake & Sleep Bruxism

Pro Teeth Guard Review: Custom Night Guard for Teeth Grinding (Bruxism)

Pro Teeth Guard provides high quality, custom dental night guards for teeth grinding and clenching.

Their night guards are made in a professional dental laboratory in San Diego, California. This same dental lab also makes night guards and dental restorations for many dentists in that area. 

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Other dental restorations, including crowns, dentures, bridges, and inlays/onlays, are made in this dental lab. This ensures the night guards are created with the highest quality materials and provide a long-term, comfortable fit.

How Do I Know If I Grind My Teeth?

A variety of factors can cause teeth grinding, also known as bruxism. The most common include anxiety, antidepressant medications, stimulant drugs, alcohol, smoking, caffeine, and genetics. 

Bruxism affects more than half of American adults. Most people grind their teeth at night, while others grind their teeth during the day. If you experience any of these symptoms, in addition to teeth grinding/clenching, you may have bruxism: 

• Frequent earaches and/or headaches
• Worn down tooth enamel, sometimes causing pain
• Flattened teeth
• Chipped teeth
• Tooth sensitivity
• Sore cheeks caused by cheek biting 
• Sore face, neck, and/or jaw muscles
• Lockjaw (when the mouth cannot open or close completely)
• Popping or clicking sounds in the jaw when chewing
• Cavity filling damage

“Bruxers” have a higher chance of developing temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ). This is a condition that causes pain in the jaw and the surrounding muscles that control jaw movement. If you have a TMJ disorder or symptoms of TMJ, Pro Teeth Guard does NOT recommend ordering a night guard online. Please consult your dentist directly.

Why Choose Pro Teeth Guard?

There are a few benefits to buying a night guard online versus from your dentist:

1. Same quality night guard. The material used to make a Pro Teeth Guard night guard is the same quality as the one you would get from your dentist. If you get a night guard through your dentist, they will take impressions of your teeth in-office. Then the impressions are sent to a professional dental lab. Pro Teeth Guard also sends your teeth impressions to a professional dental lab. 
2. Less expensive, no mark-up fees. Ordering your night guard online is much cheaper than buying one directly from your dentist. Pro Teeth Guard’s pricing is significantly lower than what your dentist charges because you will not pay “markup fees,” which is usually 200% to 300%. 

You can save $100’s of dollars by ordering a night guard from Pro Teeth Guard. Night guards from your dentist can cost $400 to $800. Pro Teeth Guard provides custom-made night guards for $200 or less. 

The main difference between ordering your night guard online versus at your dentist is the impression. At Pro Teeth Guard, you have to take the impression yourself and send it back to them. If you get a night guard from your dentist, they will take the impressions of your teeth.

Types of Pro Teeth Guard Night Guards & Costs

Pro Teeth Guard sells four different types of night guards for teeth grinding:

How Pro Teeth Guard Works

1. Order Impression Kit

The first step is to visit the Pro Teeth Guard website and choose whether you want a soft, hard, hybrid, or daytime night guard. You will also pick either an upper or lower night guard.

Then, you will order an impression kit. The home kit includes an impression tray, putty material, and easy to follow teeth impression instructions.

2. Mail-In Your Impressions

After you take the teeth impressions, you will send them back to Pro Teeth Guard using the prepaid return envelope. Shipping and handling are free. 

3. Receive Your Mouthguard

The impressions are sent to a professional dental lab (where your custom-fitted night guard is made). You will also receive a plastic carrying case for the mouth guard. 

Does Insurance Cover Pro Teeth Guard?

Pro Teeth Guard does not deal directly with insurance providers. However, you may still be able to get night guard coverage if you have dental insurance. 

Pro Teeth Guard can provide you with an itemized receipt, which can be used as a reimbursement for part of your dental guard. You must reach out to your insurance or HSA/FSA provider separately to see if you qualify. 

How to Clean Your Night Guard

To ensure your custom mouth guard lasts a long time, you should:

• Rinse your night guard with cold water after each use
• Gently brush your night guard with a toothbrush and toothpaste after each use
• Store your night guard in cold tap water to help prevent bacteria buildup (change the water daily)
• For deeper cleaning, soak your night guard in an alcohol-free denture cleaner (once a week)

Do not clean your night guard with any denture cleaner that contains alcohol.

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