Customer Reviews 
Seems ok to me
2008-12-01I guess for what it is it does the job. You could go to your dentist and pay 3-400 dollars. A cheap alternative.
Good product, poor instructions.
2008-11-17I love the smaller guard. Only negative is that the instructions are a bit off. I boiled the items for as long as stated and the small one especially got very sticky and lost shape. I had to act quickly to keep from losing it. Could have used better explanation how to press them to the teeth also.
Mouth Guard...Good for the price!
2008-11-15I purchased this mouth guard because I was grinding my teeth at night. It worked well for a month and a half until I received mine from the dentist. When I formed it to my teeth it didn't come out perfect. It probably takes practice to make them fit right. The one was a little large for my mouth and the small one wasn't quite big enough. I wish there was an in between size. Overall I am glad I used this for awhile, but still had to order one from my dentist to get a perfect fit!
Dentat Mouth Guard
2008-10-28My dentist fee for a custom mouth guard is $500.00. I purchased this guard for $25.00 and have been very pleased with the fit. No problems sleeping at night. Would highly recommend this product.
Excellent product and price
2008-10-15Considering my dentist wanted upwards to $600 for a guard, I'm quite happy with this guard. The larger guard molded perfect and fits fine. I purchased an extra one!
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