2 TotalGard StressGard II Night Tooth Bruxism Teeth Mouth Guards TMJ

been buying these for a while now. works well.

Why a 1? The stress guard now has that Febreeze smell in the silicone. Do you really expect people to put that in their mouth? My mother is very sensitive and she can't take that smell. She has been using this product for a long time, and so the change was obvious and very distressing.

I can't be without this night guard. I should have shares in the company. It does the job, stops me destroying my teeth and it's cheap. The plastic is thin which suits me but if you are an industrial molar night grinder, perhaps the other StressGard would be a better option as it is thicker and lasts longer.

it's okay, nothing spectacular..i've tried a few other types including the thin disposable ones and the ones you have to mold..i realized you can get these for slightly cheaper from other sellers but wasn't aware of it until after i received the product..this product is similar to other mouth guards as they all make my mouth protrude after i put them on regardless of the type..maybe i have a small mouth..it came in a plastic case in a plastic ziplock-like bag x2 with some writing on the bag but no other special instructions or info in particular and my mouth pieces had a lot of fingerprints on it for some reason so it was a little iffy but i planned to wash them before i used it anyway

These are the perfect tooth guards and I didn't have to pay hundreds of dollars for custom guards from the dentist! There is no boiling or molding, and the top teeth just sit comfortably on the tray. They can be trimmed with scissors if they are too long or too high. These are definitely worth a try!

These were purchased for my wife. After trimming the ends in order to make the StressGard fit, it was still fairly uncomfortable due to her mouth being small. It is still a great alternative cost wise compared to the cost of a Gard made by a dentist. Hopefully, she will get used to it.

Me encantan para dormir!!

The selling point of this guard is that no molding is required -- it's essentially a thick strip of plastic that follows the teeth, to create a barrier between upper & lower. Maybe that works for people who are new or light grinders? Or if your only objective is to reduce the sound of grinding at night. But I am an established clincher and find that I need a thicker (molded) guard to absorb some of the pressure.