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Mouth Guards in London for Dental Protection and Oral Health Support

At Cosmo Dental Centre, we provide professionally crafted mouth guards that patients rely on for oral protection and functional support. Mouth guards are dental appliances designed to reduce injury, manage parafunctional habits, and support airway-related conditions when prescribed. Our team strives to provide accurate assessments and appropriately fitted appliances based on individual clinical needs.

What Are Mouth Guards Used For

Mouth guards serve several medically recognized purposes and are:

Sports protection: Mouth guards reduce the risk of dental trauma, jaw injury, and soft tissue damage during both contact and non-contact sports.
Teeth grinding (bruxism): Night-time grinding can lead to enamel wear, jaw discomfort, and fractures. Night guards create a protective barrier between upper and lower teeth.
Sleep-related breathing conditions: Certain oral appliances are used as part of treatment planning for mild to moderate sleep apnea.

Get in touch with Cosmo Dental Centre to learn more about our custom mouth guards in London.

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Sports Guards for Dental Injury Prevention

Sports guards that patients receive at Cosmo Dental Centre are custom-fabricated using dental impressions.

Key features include:

Designed for hockey, football, basketball, martial arts, and similar activities.
Absorb and distribute impact forces.
Help protect teeth, gums, and jaw joints.
Available in sport-appropriate thicknesses.

Custom sports guards differ from over-the-counter products by providing a precise fit, improved retention, and consistent coverage. Contact our team today to arrange a sports guard consultation in London.

Night Guards for Teeth Grinding and Jaw Protection

Night guards are prescribed to manage bruxism and jaw-related conditions.

Clinical benefits include:

Reduction of enamel wear.
Decreased muscle strain in the jaw.
Support for temporomandibular joint (TMJ) health.
Protection for dental restorations.

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Proper Care and Maintenance of Your Mouth Guard

Proper maintenance supports hygiene and appliance longevity. It includes:

Rinse the mouth guard with cool water after each use.
Avoid hot water, which may alter the shape.
Store in a ventilated protective case.
Keep away from pets and direct sunlight.
Bring the mouth guard to routine dental visits for inspection.

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Do You Need a Custom Mouth Guard?

Cosmo Dental Centre offers professionally fitted mouth guards in London for sports activities and night-time dental protection.

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