Anti Teeth-Grinding Dental Guard-Ready to use-No Boiling or Molding, Slim, Sleek and Comfortable Works for Upper and Lower Jaw, relieves pain and corrects TMJ and Bruxism

It took me a little while to realize I had a nervous bad habit. At some point over the last few years I started clenching my teeth. I would be doing it and not even notice it. It took me even longer to realize I was also clenching my teeth at night. It doesn't necessarily sound as bad as grating your teeth but when you comprehend the pressure being put on your teeth by clenching you quickly figure out you need a solution to avoid future broken teeth, severe pain and high dental bills.My problem with dental guards is twofold. For one, I breath a lot through my mouth. I can't have bulky plastic mouth guards that obstruct my airflow. So any potential solution of any significant size is out. Second, I have sensitive teeth. Anything that is formed to fit my teeth causes me discomfort and headaches. I tried several dental solutions trying to find something that didn't obstruct my airway and didn't put pressure on my teeth. The first thing I finally found that worked for me were Plackers. They worked but they were so minimalistic that they would slip out from my lower gum and teeth at times, ending up in my mouth at night or on my pillow/sheets. I finally found Snoreez and felt more comfortable with a minimal amount of material that still did the job BUT more mass than the Plackers, helping them to stay in place at night. Plus the front little hook on the Snoreez serves that purpose as well. I sleep with them over my lower teeth and they work perfectly. I also feel like there's enough rubbery material on these that it would be hard to swallow them. I've been wearing these for close to a year and never had a problem with that. But that's not to say it would be impossible. For the price, if you have the same challenges I did finding a solution, I'd recommend giving them a try. I don't know what I would do without these (except fret over my future dental problems and dentistry costs).

Do not but. This thing is ridiculously small. 1.5 inches wide. Looks Luke it's sized for a baby's mouth. It doesn't stay in place at all. And to top it off, they don't take returns . Total rip off.

I got these for my son who grinds his teeth in his sleep, and myself because I clench my teeth, but they are way too big for either of us. I have even tried dipping in hot hot water and molding it to our mouths but they just will not stay in. Perhaps these are better suited for a large man.

It's soft and doesn't irritate my teeth as much where is the hard ones do

does the job just dosent stay in well but i can use it for what its intended for it does help i prefer not to have to mold one and put pressure on my crowns taking it on and off so i will use it anyway

If I could give zero stars, I would. After one night with these, they were destroyed. They’re closer in grinding protection to chewing gum than a bite guard. And of course, greedy Amazon won’t let me return it. DO NOT BUY THIS. ITS CHEAP GARBAGE. And screw you, Amazon.

I do not know what the point is to making this product. It was clunky, uncomfortable, and did not stay in place. I thought it was because I have a smaller mouth and it did not fit properly, but another person tried it for teeth grinding and it was not comfortable for them either. Don't waste your money with this product. Save up and get a full plate.

I am not into review writing, but I read a lot of people struggling with teeth protectors so I want to help those who don't know what to chose, like I did.1 I am a scubadiver and wanted the feel of the rubber mouthpiece. Sturdy but not hard. This thing is just that perfect feel. I don't know how long it lasts. That ofcourse depends on how much grinding you do. But there is more.2 It only is on one jaw, leaving enough space for breathing through the mouth if that is needed.3 And it is a pop in out of the box, so no molding at 87 degrees, or whatever is needed for the molding models.4 Unlike some other models of this kind, there is a little part that helps it stay perfectly in place between the front teeth and prevent your front teeth from touching. I had braces late in life, and this thing is so much more comfortable.5 I can even talk with them and drink.6 They are cheap amounting to some $3,50 a piece in the twopack.Of course, this is a very personal thing, but I highly recommend to try it out like I did. When I opened the box, I though "what a useless cheaplooking crap. I 'll return them" But having bought them, I decided to pop them in afterall, and I immediately changed my mind.Hope this helps