Mouthguard for braces Shock Doctor Double Braces

It’s best to clean your mouthguard after every use. At a minimum, rinse the shock Doctor mouthguard under running water.

You do this to remove bacteria that can grow and multiply in your mouthguard. 

The best step-by-step plan for keeping your mouthguard clean:

1. Rinse:
Rinse your mouthguard under lukewarm water immediately after use to remove food particles and saliva.

2. Clean:
Use a soft toothbrush and a special mouthguard cleaner to clean the mouthguard. 

3. Rinse thoroughly:
After cleaning, rinse the mouthguard thoroughly under running water to remove all residue. 

4. Dry:
Allow the mouthguard to air-dry completely. It’s best to do this in a clean, ventilated anti-microbial Protective case specially designed for this purpose. 

5. Store:
Store the dry mouthguard in the specially designated anti-microbial Protective case, so it stays clean and hygienically fresh until the next training session. 

Shock Doctor has an excellent reputation as the go-to brand for mouthguards for (high-impact) contact sports such as rugby, American football, hockey and, of course, combat sports such as boxing, kickboxing and MMA. 

Features of Shock Doctor mouthguards:

• Affordable and widely available
• A wide enough selection of different models and colors to suit your needs
• Easy to fit with clear instructions
• Excellent protection
• A trusted and strong reputation worldwide
• Market leader in mouthguards for more than 20 years

That is why a Shock Doctor mouthguard is always the right choice for you as a combat sports athlete.

In 1993, EZ Guard Industries (Shock Doctor) sold the first fully designed mouthguard for $20.

In 2002, Shock Doctor launched the original version of its best-selling flagship model: the Gel Max.

Shock Doctor has therefore been making mouthguards for over 30 years and is always focused on renewal and innovation in the field of dental protection.

Yes.

Shock Doctor has a very good reputation for providing mouth protection for people with braces. However, you cannot use a "regular" mouthguard for this purpose.

Shock Doctor has special braces mouthguards that are suitable for use with braces. The materials in these mouthguards are medical-grade, which also explains the often somewhat higher price of these special Shock Doctor braces mouthguards.

The packaging of these mouthguards usually specifically says "braces". 

Yes.

Shock Doctor mouthguards are produced 100% safely and are completely free from harmful chemicals such as BPA, latex, and phthalates.

Shock Doctor mouthguards are therefore a GOOD and SAFE choice for dental protection.

Yes.

Shock Doctor makes mouthguards for adults, as well as for children. The size is always clearly indicated. 

Shock Doctor children's mouthguards are very comfortable and fit easily.

More protection & safety.

A double mouthguard protects both the upper and lower teeth. It is especially suitable for people who need extra protection or for high-contact sports.

The only (and major) disadvantage of a double mouthguard is that breathing is much more difficult. This is why you rarely see professional fighters wearing a double mouthguard during competitions.