Protect your teeth from sporting impacts and nighttime grinding with custom-fitted mouthguards designed for comfort, stability, and reliable protection.

A mouthguard is a protective device custom-made to fit your teeth and bite exactly. Sports mouthguards protect against impact during contact activities like football and basketball.
At T32 Dental, our team creates your custom guard to fit securely, so you can breathe easily, speak clearly, and stay protected.

A custom mouthguard is carefully made to suit your teeth, your bite, and the type of protection you need, whether for sport or grinding.
Each custom mouthguard appointment includes:
You play football, basketball, hockey, martial arts, or other contact sports
You want a mouthguard that fits securely and feels comfortable during activity
You want stronger protection than a store-bought mouthguard can provide
You grind or clench your teeth while sleeping
You wake up with jaw pain, headaches, or facial tension
Your teeth show signs of wear, chipping, or sensitivity









Yes. A custom mouthguard made by your dentist is designed specifically for your teeth, so it fits securely and stays in place during sports or grinding. Store-bought guards are made to fit many different mouths, which often means they fit poorly. They can feel bulky, shift during use, and make breathing or speaking uncomfortable.
With proper care, a custom mouthguard for sport typically lasts one to two seasons, depending on how often you use it and how hard the impacts are. Kids may need replacements more frequently as their teeth grow and change. Bring your mouth guard to your regular dental checkups so we can inspect it for wear and let you know when it's time for a replacement.
Yes, and it is strongly recommended. Children who play contact sports such as football, hockey, or basketball have a higher risk of dental injuries.
A custom sports mouthguard helps protect their teeth from being chipped, broken, or knocked out during impact. Because children’s teeth and jaws are still developing, they may need a new mouthguard more frequently to maintain a proper fit.