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Should mouthguards be compulsory when playing contact sports?

Should mouthguards be compulsory when playing contact sports?

January 02, 2018

It’s pretty scary to think that millions of teeth are knocked out playing sport each year. Imagine how many of them could be prevented if the players were wearing a mouthguard?

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How to clean your mouthguard?

How to clean your mouthguard?

January 02, 2018

Your mouthguard spends a lot of time in your mouth so it’s pretty important that it’s as clean as possible when you put it in. Not only would it taste disgusting if it’s dirty but a buildup of bacteria and grime could make you sick and impact your playing performance. No one wants that!

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Three advantages of a boil and bite mouthguard

Three advantages of a boil and bite mouthguard

January 02, 2018

So, you’ve decided your child needs a mouthguard – great! There is an enormous range of mouthguards on the market so how do you decide what is appropriate for their needs? Here are some advantages of buying a boil and bite mouthguard like a Prolon mouthguard.

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How to protect your child’s teeth from dental injury while playing sports

How to protect your child’s teeth from dental injury while playing sports

January 02, 2018

Dental injuries while playing sport are really common. Dentists estimate that 13-39% of dental injuries occur while playing sports. In fact, you’ve probably seen an injury yourself either while watching sport on TV or on a Saturday morning at the football field.

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Size Guide

Mouthguards help prevent broken or chipped teeth, facial and jaw injuries. You should wear your mouthguard during warm-ups, training and games so how it fits is vital for protecting your mouth and ensuring comfort while you wear it.

 

Prolon Mouthguards are available in 3 sizes:

 

Size Guide

  Junior Youth Adult
Age 5-10 11-15 16+
Length (mm) 42 45 51
Width (mm) 50 54 60

 

If your child is small/large for their age or on the cusp of another size, we recommend purchasing a larger mouthguard and cutting it to size.