Mouthguards

Custom protection for active smiles

Mouthguards

Protect teeth during contact sport with a custom-made mouthguard designed for a secure, comfortable fit.

1 Understand the treatment2 Review benefits and suitability3 Plan your next step

Treatment overview

Why choose a custom mouthguard

A professionally made mouthguard is formed from an impression or digital record of your teeth. The close fit can improve comfort and retention compared with many over-the-counter options.

Secure fit

A custom mouthguard is shaped to your teeth and bite.

Sport-ready comfort

A well-fitting guard can make breathing and communication easier during activity.

Dental protection

The material helps absorb and distribute impact forces around the teeth and jaws.

Is this care right for you?

Who should consider a mouthguard

Mouthguards are recommended for many contact and collision sports, training sessions and activities with a risk of facial impact.

  • Children and adults participating in contact sport
  • Players with braces or other dental appliances
  • Anyone with previous dental trauma
  • Athletes wanting a more stable fit than a boil-and-bite guard

Your visit

What to expect

  1. 1

    Dental check

    We check your teeth and discuss the sport and level of protection required.

  2. 2

    Fit and fabrication

    A record of your teeth is taken and the guard is made to suit your mouth.

  3. 3

    Collection and care

    We check the fit and explain cleaning, storage and when replacement may be needed.

Mouthguard questions

Custom mouthguard FAQs

Helpful answers before you contact our Panania team.

Why choose a custom mouthguard?

A custom mouthguard is made to fit your teeth and bite, helping it stay secure while you speak and breathe. It can provide better comfort and coverage than many over-the-counter options.

Who should wear a sports mouthguard?

A mouthguard is recommended for contact sports and activities where there is a risk of impact to the face or jaw. We can advise on protection suitable for children, teenagers and adults.

When should a mouthguard be replaced?

Replace it if it becomes worn, damaged, loose or uncomfortable. Growing children may need more frequent reviews because their teeth and jaws are changing.

Custom mouthguard appointment

Protect your teeth during sport

A professionally fitted mouthguard can provide more dependable comfort and protection than a generic option. We can create one around your teeth, bite and sporting needs.

Made to fit your smile

A custom fit supports comfort, breathing and secure protection.

Suitable for children and adults

We can advise on fit, care and replacement as mouths and needs change.

Prefer to speak now?

Call 02 9773 9132

Book an appointment

Get in Touch with Us

Tell us who the mouthguard is for and the sport they play. Our team will contact you to arrange an appointment.

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