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Children's dentistry

Game-day armour for every smile

Dental injuries are among the most common — and most preventable — sports injuries. A custom-fitted mouthguard protects teeth, lips, and jaw with a fit no boil-and-bite can match.

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About this treatment

Why custom fit wins

Store-bought guards are bulky, loose, and often end up chewed at the bottom of a gym bag — because athletes can't breathe or talk in them. A custom guard is moulded from an exact model of your child's teeth: slimmer, secure without clenching, and easy to speak through.

That comfort is what makes the protection real — the best mouthguard is the one that actually gets worn. We fabricate guards in team colours, fit them to braces when needed, and re-check the fit each season as young mouths grow.

  • Moulded from exact dental impressions
  • Easy to breathe and call plays in
  • Braces-compatible designs
  • Team colours and custom looks
Why patients choose it

Benefits at a glance

Serious impact protection

Custom guards absorb and spread collision forces that chip, crack, and knock out teeth.

Performance-friendly

A slim, secure fit means clear breathing and communication all game long.

Cheaper than a crown

One guard costs far less than repairing even a single sports-injured tooth.

Your visit

What to expect

Quick impression

A fast digital scan or mould captures the exact geometry of the teeth.

Custom fabrication

The guard is pressure-formed in layers for protection where impacts actually land.

Fit check

We verify comfort, retention, and bite — then it's game on.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Which sports really need a mouthguard?+

Hockey, football, and boxing are obvious — but basketball, soccer, skateboarding, and martial arts account for a huge share of dental injuries. If collisions or falls are possible, a guard belongs in the kit.

My child has braces. Can they wear one?+

Yes — and they should. We design orthodontic mouthguards with room for brackets and moving teeth, protecting both the smile and the appliance.

How often should a guard be replaced?+

For growing kids, usually every season. Adults can often go a few years — bring it to your checkup and we'll assess wear and fit.

Ready for a smile you love showing off?

Booking takes less than a minute. New patients, families, and nervous smiles are all warmly welcome — evenings and weekends included.